One of the great organizational tools of resume creation is the master resume.  Although it’s considered an optional tool designed to ease the writing process, for those who use it, the benefits are enormous. If you have created your own master resume, you may have quickly Read more…

It’s common to find information regarding what should be included in your resume, but there are also items that could very well be left off to create a cleaner, more purposeful document.  In fact, lots of bits and pieces don’t have to be incorporated in your Read more…

Many corporate executives have spent plenty of time in the academic world, typically as students acquiring one or more degrees.  But oftentimes, individuals who remain in academia don’t have a great deal of experience when it comes to the inner workings of Corporate America. If you Read more…

Oftentimes, internship hopefuls are a bit surprised to learn that much of the job seeking process mirrors that of seasoned professionals.  You are responsible for locating great internship opportunities, writing resumes and cover letters, and sitting through interviews on your own. For some, the most daunting Read more…

Job search candidates can find vast amounts of information on the Internet about how to write a resume.  In fact, we publish a great deal of advice on our blog on a weekly basis.  I started to think about the most important information I could share Read more…

Every good resume comes with basic components to lure in hiring managers, and they are especially useful for you when writing an entry-level resume.  But what are those components?  Here are a few to consider: Career Summary You may wonder how you can summarize your career Read more…