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Dear Sam: I have recently been applying to dozens upon [...]
3 Simple Tips To Help Your Job Search
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While rare, functional resumes can be effective
Dear Sam: Since graduating from college, I have yet to find a steady job; thus, I have held different types of jobs. I am afraid not to include all of them on my resume...
Trying to avoid being seen as a flight risk
Dear Sam: Since 2006, I have had a series of bad professional luck.
If it adds value, include it
Dear Sam: I would like to change careers and was curious how I could have my volunteer experience be seen as actual work experience.
Don’t let a “requirement” discourage you
Dear Sam: I am 49 years of age, and for the past 7 years, I have been the senior plant manager of a small food processing plant.
Charting a course of action
Dear Sam: I have been on unemployment for more than eight months and have not landed a single interview!
Meeting job requirements doesn’t make you unique
Dear Sam: I am trying to write my resume and am receiving conflicting advice on what to include. I am reading through job postings and the requirements for positions and attempting to ensure I include all of the requirements that are pertinent to my background. I wondered though, when a posting calls for a college degree—which I do not have—should I list my high school diploma? Also, I do not possess all of the technical skills required for some of the roles, but I am sure I can learn them quickly; what do I list in those instances? — Joe