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Never Use The Third Person On Your Resume

June 24, 2010  |  Posted By: Trevor Wilson  |  Posted in Resumes

It seems as though using the third person on your resume made the Top 30 Executive Resume Pet Peeves list. If I had a list of my own, it would be pretty high on there as well. Want an example? Here’s what you should try to avoid. George Jones is a globally experienced broker and [...]

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Is Your Resume Producing the Response You So Desperately Need?

June 7, 2010  |  Posted By: Jessica Hernandez  |  Posted in Resumes

What one strategy is most likely to attract more attention to your resume from hiring managers and recruiters? Providing the potential employer with a picture of what you accomplished at your previous employers is one of the best ways to illustrate what you can deliver to their organization. Employers are looking for results; and when [...]

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A Professional Video Resume

May 19, 2010  |  Posted By: Trevor Wilson  |  Posted in Resumes

I have been doing some research on video resumes and I found one by Michael Clutts I wanted to share. I like it. It’s to the point and tries to interject some humor along the way. The only thing I would do differently is reduce the reliance on keywords. A resume with plenty of keywords [...]

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