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Magic words in your Resume!

Article Category: Advice

Author Name: Celera Corporation dba as YOUR OUTSTANDING RESUME

Composing a resume is a bit like producing an artwork. There's a tip of poetry to it: provided strictly limited space and conditions, you attempt to state who you are, expressively.

Or possibly it's a word-sculpture that you keep structuring. Chipping away here, moving this over there, trying out another word or phrase or arrangement-until unexpectedly it works!

Sometimes it feels like polishing silver, exposing the precious brilliance concealed beneath.

Or like cleaning off a dusty mirror and seeing what you appear like from a fresh brand-new point of view.

A resume can be like an advanced comic strip; you draw little word sketches of yourself, taking proper license with the plan of dry historic truths to inform of a greater reality:

1) What inspires and moves you
2) What work your heart wants to do
3) Where your concealed or not-so-hidden talents are
4) What you've done that makes you feel proud
5) What calls forth your commitment, competence, and enthusiasm.

A fine resume is like a lovely photo; it catches you at your best, exposing your unguarded beauty.

When it's actually great, you have a remarkably intimate portrait offering the reader an advance hint of your essence ... informing them what they truly need to know; exactly what's special about you.

You'll notice that a "Summary" or "Profile" appears at the top of most of the resumes. This feature is a relatively recent innovation in resume composing and distinguishes a " great resume" from, for example, a curriculum vitae, in that a " damn good resume" is most absolutely a self-marketing piece of composing.

The summary is meant to rapidly catch the reader's curiosity and interest - much like a headline in a paper post. It ought to describe the essential details and inspire the reader to dive much deeper for the information.

An excellent summary then might point out:

1) The number of years or months of experience in the field.
2) Your education, training or certification in that field.
3) An achievement or recognition that "states everything", if possible.
4) Your essential skills, skills, or unique knowledge associated to the target job.
5) Something unique about your personal work style or attitude towards the job, that would look pleasing to an employer.

Examine the effectiveness of your resume by asking yourself:

. In every section is my summary relevant to my job target?
. Have I supported all the summary declarations through the one-liners in the body of my resume?

Making your resume "Scanner-Friendly".

Many big companies now utilize a computer program such as Resumix to electronically scan applicants' resumes into a computer database. For the company, it's much cheaper and much easier to submit all those resumes in the computer - because they can later browse them electronically for particular keywords and rapidly determine candidates that have gotten approved for a certain job opening.(The computer system overlooks all the resumes that don't include the right keywords).

Resume scanning can work for you as well as for the employer. You can call the company and discover yourself prior to sending your resume if they utilize an electronic resume scanner. If they state "yes" then you have to make certain your resume consists of all the magic words their computer is set to browse for.

Exactly what are those magic words? Exactly what the computer system tries to find depends on the job opening, and you discover the majority of the magic words in the company's job description or categorized ad for that job.

Keywords: resume, resumes, resume writing, resume presentation, job, job search, job interview, job fair,

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