Every day, I read the excellent writing of my resume writing colleagues ... and I wanted to make sure you're aware of them too! Got five minutes? Check out these three blogs. They're all "Bridget-approved" as being "resume-writer friendly." That means you won't find information on these blogs that I wouldn't share with my own clients.
Here are three of my favorites (in no particular order):
Julie Walraven of Design Resumes
Practical advice you can put "to work" right away
Here's one of my recent favorites from Julie:
"The Secret To Finding Your Accomplishments Or Resume Stories"
Jacqui Barrett-Poindexter of CareerTrend
She uses nautical themes and imagery to guide career journeys.
Here's one of my recent favorites from Jacqui:
Disrupt Your Resume Beyond LinkedIn's Borders
Jason Alba of JibberJobber.com
Sometimes controversial; always thought-provoking.
Here's one of my recent favorites from Jason:
"How To: Word Cloud and Key Word Analysis of Job Descriptions and Resumes"
Showing posts with label Jacqui Poindexter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jacqui Poindexter. Show all posts
Monday, August 11, 2014
Thursday, December 17, 2009
ReTweet Wisdom #1
I'm on Twitter and get so much good advice on there (inspirational sayings & quotes, links to great blogs) that I'm going to share some of it occasionally on here with you. I only follow 103 people (currently) and I can't believe the great ideas, information, and resources that shows up in my Twitter feed!
Here's just a sample of the ones I liked in the last five minutes:
RT @derekfred 5 Tips For Making a Good First Impression http://j.mp/8LpefI #jobsearch (Thanks @BriteTab)
@KellyMagowan Glass Door, 50 best places to work in 2010 http://bit.ly/7LSYVY (Thanks @AnneMarieCross
HireCentrix Weighing the Value of That College Diploma http://twurl.nl/66n1xf
Animal Introverts & Networking - http://bit.ly/5HHoqE - by @JulieWalraven <-- it's all explained here @KevinWGrossman
BriteTab Build Your Brand http://bit.ly/5sdOm5 #Networking #jobsearch
JobHuntOrg #jobhunting Effective networking follow-up for the holidays & beyond by @Keppie_Careers - http://bit.ly/8aBKwG
Here are some folks you should definitely follow on Twitter (more to come--this is just a start!):
Animal (recruiter)
JulieWalraven (resume writer)
BarbaraSafani (resume writer)
ValueIntoWords (Jacqui Poindexter, resume writer)
Here's just a sample of the ones I liked in the last five minutes:
RT @derekfred 5 Tips For Making a Good First Impression http://j.mp/8LpefI #jobsearch (Thanks @BriteTab)
@KellyMagowan Glass Door, 50 best places to work in 2010 http://bit.ly/7LSYVY (Thanks @AnneMarieCross
HireCentrix Weighing the Value of That College Diploma http://twurl.nl/66n1xf
Animal Introverts & Networking - http://bit.ly/5HHoqE - by @JulieWalraven <-- it's all explained here @KevinWGrossman
BriteTab Build Your Brand http://bit.ly/5sdOm5 #Networking #jobsearch
JobHuntOrg #jobhunting Effective networking follow-up for the holidays & beyond by @Keppie_Careers - http://bit.ly/8aBKwG
Here are some folks you should definitely follow on Twitter (more to come--this is just a start!):
Animal (recruiter)
JulieWalraven (resume writer)
BarbaraSafani (resume writer)
ValueIntoWords (Jacqui Poindexter, resume writer)
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Cost of Unemployment
Lately, in the promotion of my Get Hired Now! program, I've been sharing the "cost of unemployment" with prospective clients in an effort to educate them about the real "price" of not investing in their job search, if doing things on their own hasn't worked.
The Professional Association of Resume Writers and Career Coaches had an article in their July 2009 issue that also quantified this. Worth a read!
(Thanks to Jacqui Poindexter for the excerpt and Dawn Bugni for the original tweet that drew my attention!)
The Professional Association of Resume Writers and Career Coaches had an article in their July 2009 issue that also quantified this. Worth a read!
(Thanks to Jacqui Poindexter for the excerpt and Dawn Bugni for the original tweet that drew my attention!)
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Professional Resume Writers Strike Back!
In response to some rather visible attacks on the value of professional resume writers, some of our esteemed colleagues are striking back!
They hit on all the key points: The need to identify the job seekers personal brand; the difficulty of paring down dozens of pages of information, notes, research, and job postings into a succinct document; and the return-on-investment offered by engaging the services of a professional resume writer (a couple of hundred dollars for the service vs. thousands of dollars in lost income from being out of work for weeks ... or months ... on end.)
Professional resume writers need to write more of these types of articles!
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