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Hub You - 5 Simple Steps to Turbo-Charge Your Executive Job Search
It is obvious that many people go to colleges, universities get their degrees and thought that life is going to be good and the future is going to be great. It is after struggling to find a job for months do they realise that it is
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1. Be seen as an achiever rather than a “doer” by focusing your resume on your achievements rather than responsibilities. On your resume, under each of your job titles use “Achievements” as a sub-heading followed by bullet points outlining your achievements in that role. Then add another sub-heading for responsibilities and outline your responsibilities.
2. Adding a Key Skills/Achievements summary at the top of your resume can help you to easily target yourself when applying to different positions. By looking at the requirements of the position you can point out your most relevant key skills/achievements in your Key Skills/Achievements summary. This helps the executive recruiter to instantly see you as a fit for the position.
3. Consider approaching people in companies that aren’t advertising for your skill-set. Many vacancies still don’t make it to the classifieds or executive job boards and this will help you tap into these vacancies. In addition to the “contacts” section of a company website the company’s press releases often contain a wealth of information on key contacts within the company.
4. Look for contacts in industry-specific magazines publications. Experts usually know other experts and they may offer
(Editor's Note: A client e-mailed me yesterday about her student loan debts that netted her 3 college degrees and a job without a commensurate income and future. She has a Bachelor of Arts Degree from New York University, a second B
2. Adding a Key Skills/Achievements summary at the top of your resume can help you to easily target yourself when applying to different positions. By looking at the requirements of the position you can point out your most relevant key skills/achievements in your Key Skills/Achievements summary. This helps the executive recruiter to instantly see you as a fit for the position.
3. Consider approaching people in companies that aren’t advertising for your skill-set. Many vacancies still don’t make it to the classifieds or executive job boards and this will help you tap into these vacancies. In addition to the “contacts” section of a company website the company’s press releases often contain a wealth of information on key contacts within the company.
4. Look for contacts in industry-specific magazines publications. Experts usually know other experts and they may offe
In 1974 we left our college teaching life to return to industry so that we could support our children as they entered college. (I increased my salary substantially.) We moved to Southern California and merged into the frantic cultur
3. Consider approaching people in companies that aren’t advertising for your skill-set. Many vacancies still don’t make it to the classifieds or executive job boards and this will help you tap into these vacancies. In addition to the “contacts” section of a company website the company’s press releases often contain a wealth of information on key contacts within the company.
4. Look for contacts in industry-specific magazines publications. Experts usually know other experts and they may offe
When urban planners talk about master planned communities, so often they will look for meaningful high paying jobs to support the citizens of the community. Of course, if you were designing a master planned community or you were an
3. Consider approaching people in companies that aren’t advertising for your skill-set. Many vacancies still don’t make it to the classifieds or executive job boards and this will help you tap into these vacancies. In addition to the “contacts” section of a company website the company’s press releases often contain a wealth of information on key contacts within the company.
4. Look for contacts in industry-specific magazines publications. Experts usually know other experts and they may offe
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4. Look for contacts in industry-specific magazines publications. Experts usually know other experts and they may offer to help you, particularly if you demonstrate in your letter/email that you can add value to the industry/sector.
5. In addition to reaching for the classifieds take a good look at the business section of your newspaper. Here you’ll learn which companies are expanding and winning orders. It likely won’t be long before these companies are looking for people and by contacting them now you’ll get in first when the competition for positions is often minimal.
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