Whether you are a working professional looking for better job opportunities, an executive willing to make a change in already established career, a student or a fresh graduate looking to apply for entry-level opportunities, I will be ready to help.
Resume is one of the most important elements that determine the future of your professional life. I strive to create strongly crafted resumes that highlight your positive attributes – your abilities, qualification and experience.
To get started, I will need to get personal information from you. basic information, such as name, address, phone and description of your current job to better understand what you are doing.
Then I will need to know what your career objectives are. If you want to start a new career or change companies. Once the information is gather from you a resume to fit your needs will be prepared.
Arte you having problems getting a new job? You may be a victim of social media.
Social media is a key factor for getting that new job you are after. One of the first things your potential new boss is going to do is review your social media history. There are several factors that may be affecting you and you don't even know it.
No Social Media: If you do not have a LinkedIn account, then you are limiting your hiring potential by hiding your history, creating doubt as to your work experience. If you are an older applicant, not having social media may signify that you are unable to learn new things, marking you as "unhirable".
Negative Social Media: If your Facebook page has a great deal of photos of you acting irresponsibly on your free time, that may give the illusion that it will affect your work time. If your Twitter account is full of negative comments about previous places of work, then you are going to limit your ability to get a new job, as you may be categorized as a negative person.
Not keeping up with the latest information: If you are an "expert" in your field, you should be aware of everything that happens in your industry. Are you keeping up to date with Google Alerts? You need to be informed about your industry, making sure to read the latest and most important headlines about your industry. Setting a Google Alert about your place of potential hire, will also prepare you for your interview, as you may be up to date with recent news that may be affecting your potential place of hire.
No blog: Everyone has a blog nowadays, why don't you? It is an easy thing to do, by just setting up a Tumblr, WordPress, or even a Blogspot blog. They are free and easy to setup. Focus them on business. To get articles to post on and comment, simply use your Google Alerts to find relevant content which you can re-blog and comment on.
I can help. I can prepare you for an interview. Get you ready with questions that an employer will ask. Give you tips on what you are doing right and what not to do.
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Tel: 619-425-9388
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