Debra Wheatman is a certified professional resume writer and career strategist who has helped over 11,000 executives with personal branding and career positioning. She brings more than 20 years of corporate HR experience at companies including Condé Nast and Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia.
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Don't wait until you need a resume to update it. Track your wins, keep LinkedIn fresh, and refresh your resume twice a year so you're ready for whatever comes next.
Here are three simple ways that you can ensure your resume is ready should you need one quick, in the event of unforeseen circumstances, like (heaven forbid) a layoff or (hallelujah!) an unexpected job offer.
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Most of us receive a wide range of resume advice from co-workers, family, and friends. Everyone has an opinion on the subject of resumes. How do you know who is right? Below are answers to the most common resume questions.
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A brand-focused resume will showcase your value relevant to the job opportunity and differentiate you from the others who may have similar skills and experience.
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As qualified and prepared as you may be, you will fail the interview if you make one of the behavior mistakes.
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The first step in drawing up your new resume is to pick the type of job you are aiming for. You earned your degree and have a world of opportunities. It can be overwhelming to define a career goal. The good news is that you don’t have to choose one industry or one job.
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