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Are You Being An Old Timer In Your Job Search? - Social-Hire

Are You Being An Old Timer In Your Job Search? - Social-Hire | Effective Resumes | Scoop.it
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10 resume tips for technology professionals

10 resume tips for technology professionals | Effective Resumes | Scoop.it

A how-to guide to get your tech foot in the door.
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Everyone can use a little help with their resume, especially if they're pursuing a career in a highly technical field. These ten tips can help tech professionals optimise their resumes in order to nab that great gig.

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/it-pro/business-it/10-resume-tips-for-technology-professionals-20120402-1w7p5.html#ixzz1qzRg5mCy


Via Charles Tiayon
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Excellent article that is applicable to all industries!

 

Targeted summary is very important; however, a targeted resume is even more important. 

 

Some technology professionals put everything on their resume.  It is important to showcase the job experience, projects, technology that is important for the job you are applying for.

 

Regarding the action verbs....I agree 100%.  When I read resumes I don't just want to know what you were responsible for -- I want to know what you accomplished in the role.

 

Did you increase productivity from ___ to ___

Did you improve ___ usage from ___ to ___

Did you streamline processes to...

 

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The Twitter CV: how to sell yourself in 140 characters - Evening Standard

The Twitter CV: how to sell yourself in 140 characters - Evening Standard | Effective Resumes | Scoop.it
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The Twitter CV: how to sell yourself in 140 characters
Evening Standard
The graduate in the US whose job offer was rescinded after she mused on Twitter whether a “fatty paycheck” would compensate for doing work she loathed.
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I agree with the comment: "social media sites aren’t just a way to get fired but a way to get hired."

 

The article also discusses how Social Media is now opening up new lucrative Career Opportunities.  Tell us what you think?

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