Farmhouse Plans: Search And Rescue Jobs

Search And Rescue Jobs

Not all opportunities are alike and neither should your strategy for presenting your information to potential leads. One of most costly mistakes job seekers make is to become lax with their resumes. They stop planning ahead and marketing themselves with resume strategies.

When you are looking for a new job, a resume is one of the first tools you develop to showcase your skills, work experience, education and qualifications. It’s not enough to create one resume, you should tailor the to each audience.

If you are new to the job market or have been searching for a while, you will be faced with a broad array of decisions: to stay in your same field, change industries or perhaps explore the possibility of consulting in your area of interest.

A resume is much like a marketing brochure for a product. It gives the reader information about the product, and the goal is to create interest in the product that leads to a sale.

Your resume presents “you as the product” to the employer, providing information and creating a reason to bring you in for an interview.

On the other hand, if you are considering a consulting assignment, a may not be the best approach. which typically is used for introductions (for speaking engagements, for example), may be what you need. While a resume highlights your work history, a biography is unlimited and gives you a creative edge because you don’t have to present information in chronological order.