- Take a teleclass on a resume writing topic. In each issue of Resume Writers' Digest, we list the teleclasses and webinars being offered by the major professional associations as well as other sources. For $25-$60, you can learn new techniques that will help get your mind going again!
- Read resume-releated books. Go to the library and/or bookstore and see what's new out there. You might even come home with a new reference book or two.
- Start a blog. While you're looking for resources and information to post about, you're educating yourself.
- Get certified -- or get another certification. While I've heard some controversy lately about certifications, the fact is: You'll be challenging yourself. And that's a good thing.
- Update your website. Write 2-3 articles for the site and to publish on other websites.
Showing posts with label Veteran Resume Writers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Veteran Resume Writers. Show all posts
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Tips for Veteran Resume Writers
I often hear from veteran resume writers who say they are feeling "stale" or even burned out. With them in mind, I came up with five tips to help re-energize you.
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