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By Heather EagarOct 25, 20071 topic

For Your Resume Success, Think Like A Professional Writer

It’s depressing, isn’t it? You sit there looking at your resume that isn’t getting the results sitting in your portfolio just waiting for interviews. But it’s just not happening for you. Why is that? Why can’t you get interviews? Stop the madness! Make sure your resume speaks volumes about what you have done in the past in a way that conveys you can accomplish that – and even more – for your future employer. There are tons of candidates who may have the same skill-set, but w

Primary topic: Resume Writing

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By Heather EagarMay 26, 20091 topic

Pimp Your Resume: 5 Cool Resume Tips

You’ve probably heard of the show “Pimp My Ride,” where a lucky person has a chance to turn an otherwise crappy vehicle into the beautiful car of their dreams. Well, as beautiful as a 1978 Ford Pinto can get, that is. The point is that there are ways to turn something not-so-beautiful into something spectacular. The same can be done with your resume. So if you want to turn your bland document into a job-getter, take a moment to review some tips that will help you “pimp” your

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarSep 24, 20091 topic

Executive Interviewing: How to Persuade the Right Way

When you’re interviewing for a job at the executive level – especially if you’ve been out of work for a while – you may want to try just about any tactic possible to get the job. Because you’re used to being aggressive to get your way, you may want to try to persuade the interviewer to give you the job. But there are lines that should be drawn when using this tactic. If you want to use persuasion to negotiate your way into a job, there are some great ways to do so that won’t

Primary topic: Interviewing Skills

Interviewing Skills

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By Heather EagarMay 13, 20101 topic

Saving Time in Your Job Search is Easier tha You Think

Don’t you sometimes wish that you could just cut out hours in your job search? Sometimes it seems to take so darn long to research and apply. But the good news is that it really doesn’t have to take very long if you know how to fine-tune your job search. Done correctly, you could easily shave a significant amount of time off of the search and have time for other life duties. Cut Down Your Researchr One of the first ways to save time in your job search is to cut down your res

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarJan 1, 20101 topic

5 Ways to Avoid Sabotaging Your Executive Job Search

Of course, no one is looking for a way to sabotage their executive job search. However, it’s pretty easy to do it unintentionally by taking a few missteps along the way. If you’re conce ed that you may be on the wrong track with your executive job search based on your response, of course, you may have the tough economy to blame. But it’s also a good idea to look at your own actions throughout the process to see if you may be sabotaging your own efforts. Here are a few ways t

Primary topic: Career Transition

Career Transition

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By Heather EagarSep 15, 20091 topic

How to Avoid Exaggerating In Your Resume

When you’re drafting a resume, it is tempting to stretch the truth some so that you appear to be more impressive than maybe your skills might indicate. However, while there is such a thing as packaging your resume in a smart way, choosing words that tell the truth, yet sound sensational, for example, you want to avoid flat-out exaggerating. So, how can you avoid crossing the fine line from smart resume packaging to exaggeration? Here are a few ideas to consider … Choose Cre

Primary topic: Resume Writing

1,115 views

By Heather EagarJan 28, 20101 topic

Executive Job Search Isn’t Panning Out? Here’s What to Do Next

There is often nothing more frustrating than spending many hours each day searching for a job only to find that your hard work doesn’t seem to be paying off. Of course, most people are aware that job searches (and particularly executive job searches) take some time, but sometimes, you just want things to move a bit faster. While you can't guarantee a perfect job search, you can certainly refine and renew your approach and your resume to keep it on track. A few of these tips

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

1,101 views

By Heather EagarNov 1, 20071 topic

Is Your Cover Letter Fast Food Or Five Star?

If you’ve been job hunting for some time now, you probably have come to the realization that it’s a jungle out there. It’s a jungle with lots of job seekers vying for the exact positions that you are seeking. You have the experience, education and achievements that warrant an interview… but you’re not getting any. What’s going on? Much to your chagrin, and no matter how much you protest, the culprit could be you – not the employer. Well, not you personally but how you’ve rep

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarSep 18, 20081 topic

Advertising Your Resume On An Online Job Bank

Job searches nowadays are much more in-depth than they have been in the past. Before, you simply drafted a good resume, printed it on quality paper, and submitted it to the companies you were interested in working for. Now, however, most companies prefer to have their applications completed online. Recruiters make no exception to this rule as they have also moved the majority of their candidate searches to the Internet. This means in order to be found for a job it’s a good i

Primary topic: Resume Writing

1,097 views

By Heather EagarAug 22, 20081 topic

Resume Builders And Other Writing Software

Writing a resume can be a tedious task. There’s so much information to include and organize (employment history, skills, education, career highlights, awards, etc.) that the process can easily overwhelm you if you let it. Luckily, there are now tons of resources available that make resume writing much easier. In particular, online resume builders and downloadable writing software can do more than samples and templates ever could in guiding you through the writing process. So

Primary topic: Resume Writing

1,084 views

By Heather EagarSep 5, 20091 topic

Common Executive Resume Mistakes

When you reach the executive level in your career, there is no room for error. You must exude perfection with everything you do. This is especially true with your resume, which is why the last thing you want to do is submit a resume with glaring errors. So what can you do to make sure yours is not filled with mistakes? Let’s take a look at some common executive resume errors that you want to avoid as you’re creating or updating yours. Forgetting a Clear Job Target It’s nev

Primary topic: Resume Writing

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By Heather EagarSep 8, 20091 topic

Going for the Green Job at the Executive Level

Everyone knows that “going green” is all the rage nowadays – and it should be. Sparing our environment of all of the pollution and toxic chemicals we’ve thrown its way over the past years should be a definite goal. This is why green jobs are now becoming popular. Typically, however, we hear about “green collar” jobs, not necessarily those at the executive level. They do exist, though. So let’s dive into the world of the executive-level green job to see how you might make you

Primary topic: Resume Writing

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By Heather EagarAug 31, 20061 topic

Get the Results You Want By Using an Executive Summary on Your Resume

In the not-so-distant past, the resume objective section was widely used. The resume objective, simply put, is a 2-3 line statement summarizing the goals you have set for yourself and the position you seek. Many experts in the field feel that a section on resume objectives may be omitted. They suggest the use other useful information instead. A resume objective focuses on your personal goals, which often reads like a wish statement - in most cases, in complete disregard of w

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarAug 17, 20061 topic

You Aren’t Single Dimensional – So Why Is Your Resume?

Choosing a resume style is as difficult or easy as choosing the most suitable dress or suit for that all-important interview. It is all too simplistic to say that a one ‘jacket fits all’ strategy will work for everyone when deciding what resume style to use – still, most job seekers take this approach and use a functional resume, even when it may not be well suited to their specific situation. One appropriate alte ative to the functional resume is the combination resume. You

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarJan 11, 20071 topic

Are You A Job Search Procrastinator?

You’ve been in a dead-end job for months, or even years now, yet you can’t seem to gather up the courage to look for a new job. Or your company announced there will be a series of layoffs coming this year and you don’t know if you’re going to be affected. Is that enough to make you start job hunting? If not, then you could be considered a job search procrastinator.nnPrepare for Layoffs “I’m comfortable where I’m at.” This is one of the more common scenarios when someone does

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarOct 6, 20091 topic

Switching Careers at the Executive Level

It may seem like a bit of an impossible task switch careers once you’ve reached the executive level, but it happens more than you think – and it is contemplated even more than that. In fact, according to Execunet’s 2009 Executive Job Market Intelligence Report, 94 percent of the senior-level executives surveyed would consider switching industries. If you’re a part of this statistic, and are seriously making moves in this direction, you are about to embark on a life-changing

Primary topic: Resume Writing

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By Heather EagarOct 8, 20091 topic

How Numbers Can Enhance Your Resume

Did you know that numbers can make a huge difference in your ability to create a quality resume? It’s true. The more numbers you add to your resume, the more you are enhancing it and increasing your chances of getting called in for an interview. Of course, adding numbers doesn’t simply meaning writing “1, 2, 3” in random places around the resume. They have to be used strategically to make a difference. But if you adopt the right strategies, you can bet that you will have enh

Primary topic: Resume Writing

1,002 views

By Heather EagarSep 17, 20091 topic

What to Do When You're an Overqualified Executive

The job market is definitely suffering nowadays. With the recession forging ahead and thousands still losing their jobs, it’s a wonder that anyone can get hired. However, as some executives are finding out, there is work available. However, it may not be at the level they’d like to work. If you’re an executive who has found that you need to seek a lower-level job to get back on your feet, you’re not alone. In your search, however, you may have found the employers are reluctan

Primary topic: Resume Writing

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By Heather EagarDec 26, 20071 topic

The Cubicle Isn't Always Bigger On The Other Side

Patience. It’s a difficult trait to possess when you’re in the middle of a job search. This is especially true when you’re miserable in your current job. You think any job would be better than the one you’re in now. Caution: Tread carefully; you don’t want to make any decisions in haste and out of desperation. That can lead to an even less favorable job which will cause you to go through the whole job search process again…much sooner than you would have liked.nnMake sure it’s

Primary topic: Career Transition

Career Transition

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By Heather EagarApr 28, 20091 topic

Ways to Transition from a Large to a Smaller Company

It’s not always easy to work for a big company – especially when that big company lays you off and leaves you unwanted by smaller companies. Unfortunately, this scenario is true for too many veterans who have been let go from business giants only to be shot down by smaller companies that are intimidated by them. While this may describe what you’re experiencing while searching for a job, it doesn’t have to be the end of the world for you. Instead, let’s take a look at some wa

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarApr 11, 20091 topic

4 Resume Dos

The process of creating a resume can definitely be a daunting one. There are so many aspects to consider throughout the creation process, including spelling, grammar, and of course, making sure to incorporate the right jobs, duties fulfilled, and anything else that ensures the hiring manager understands your worth. With so much to consider, it’s no wonder people have a difficult time sorting out all of the details. To help you sort out your own resume-writing venture, let’s

Primary topic: Career Coach and Career Coaching

Career Coach and Career Coaching

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By Heather EagarJan 19, 20101 topic

How To Keep Your Executive Job Search Going Strong In The New Year

Now that the New Year is upon us, it’s time make some choices regarding your executive job search that could help offer you a fresh start. You've likely developed some very effective habits to find a job, but the beginning of a new year is a great place to take a look at your methods and ensure that you're doing everything possible to find that perfect job in 2010. Reevaluate What You Want As you’re thinking about the executive career you’re looking for, it’s good to make s

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarSep 29, 20091 topic

How Volunteering Can Enhance Your Executive-Level Job Search

If you’re in the middle of an executive-level job search, you’re probably hoping that you can get back in the workforce sooner than later. There’s nothing like getting the level of responsibility, and financial rewards, you’re accustomed to. However, if the job search is moving slowly, you may be trying to think of ways to enhance your search – one way is by volunteering. It may seem like you’re moving backwards if you consider volunteering while searching for a job. But, in

Primary topic: Resume Writing

964 views

By Heather EagarApr 6, 20091 topic

Tips for Getting Past the First Interview

Searching for a job in a tough economy can be extremely challenging. This is especially true if it seems impossible to get past the first interview. Unfortunately, some people seem to have this sort of luck. So what can be done about it? Is there a secret to getting the employer of your choice to call you back for a second interview – and perhaps hire you for the position? There are a few tips that you can utilize to get you on the right track. Let’s look at what they are …

Primary topic: Interviewing Skills

Interviewing Skills

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By Heather EagarJan 30, 20091 topic

Don't Be Side-Swiped By a Buyout

With various sectors of our economy falling apart left and right, many businesses are closing, or cutting back at the very least. As a result, thousands of employees each month are being let go. Some of the businesses that have been around longer are handling the need to let employees go by asking them to take a voluntary buyout package, which usually involves a hefty compensation package. Depending on the person, this could be good or bad. If you have been, or are about to

Primary topic: Career Transition

Career Transition

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By Heather EagarOct 19, 20061 topic

Stuck in a Job Search Rut?

It happens. You get all pumped up to look for a new job, get your resume and cover letter all spruced up and then…nothing. How do you put the excitement back in your job search? Remember Why You’re Job Hunting It’s easy to forget why you felt it was important to look for a job in the first place. You get in a ‘job search grind’ and can’t seem to muster up the enthusiasm you had when you first started job hunting. So how do you get some of that ‘I want a better job’ attitud

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarAug 30, 20071 topic

Moms Going Back to Work for Financial Security

There has been a ton of discussion lately about stay-at-home moms sacrificing their financial health for the sake of raising their children. Whether you agree or disagree with this statement, there are a lot of moms returning to the workforce to make an extra buck and keep their foot in the corporate world. However, it doesn’t have to be an all or nothing approach. What are some ways to successfully get you back into the working world? Take a look:nnWork Part-Time This can

Primary topic: Financial Freedom

Financial Freedom

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By Heather EagarApr 23, 20101 topic

Unique Tips for Helping Executive Recruiters Find Your Resume

With more people than ever vying for the same executive job opportunities, it’s important that you take every unique step possible to make sure that recruiters can find your resume among the many others out there. But how exactly can you get this done? Here are some tips to make sure to help your resume stand out among the rest. Make LinkedIn Your Friend It’s hard to over-stress just how great a tool LinkedIn is for those who are pursuing opportunities in the professional

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarOct 4, 20071 topic

Cover Letter Mistake #3: Call Me Because I Won't Call You

The last paragraph of your cover letter can be very powerful. How you end it could leave a lasting impression with the employer – good or bad. So before you sign off using your typical, “Please call me at your earliest convenience to set up an interview” kind of mumbo-jumbo, take care to let the employer off the hook and put the responsibility to follow-up squarely on your shoulders.nnMark this date By stating that you’re going to follow up with the employer on a particular

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarAug 1, 20051 topic

You’re Ready for a Career Change…Is Your Resume?

You finally did it. You made the decision to leave a career that makes you dread every Monday morning and pursue one that you feel is your true calling. Congratulations! Making the decision was the hard part, right? Unfortunately, no. You’ve convinced yourself that this is the right move…how do you convince everyone else? It’s time to work on your resume. Resume writing for this situation can be challenging, to say the least. Why? Think about it for a moment – how do you go

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarAug 24, 20061 topic

Be Prepared for Any Interview Question

Things can go really against you despite your thorough preparation for just a couple of ‘types’ of interview questions. However, it is possible to ignore or forget the other types of possible interview questions. This brings us to different ‘types’ of interview questions, along with traditional questions or questions pertaining to your core skills.nnTypes Of Interview Questions It is crucial for you to be able to anticipate different types of questions that may come up in an

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarJan 26, 20101 topic

Thinking Out A Great Job Search Strategy

When you're looking for a job, you might think that a good strategy is to wait and see what develops, and trust that fate will bring you the career that you want. But usually, job seekers who take this approach miss out while more focused job seekers score great opportunities. There’s definitely nothing wrong with romanticizing the job search process a bit because it pushes you forward when others are feeling pessimistic. However, you can set yourself up for a tough time if

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarOct 1, 20091 topic

What Your Body Language Says In Your Interviews

Did you know that the way you sit, smile and shake hands can speak volumes during a job interview? It’s true. There is no manual to read to determine how you should manage your body language; however, if you make certain gestures, you’re definitely sending a certain message. So how can you know what message you’re sending with the body language you’re using? Here is a quick guide to give you some ideas of what you’re saying with your gestures. Crossing Your Legs While cros

Primary topic: Interviewing Skills

Interviewing Skills

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By Heather EagarAug 31, 20061 topic

Writing Your Cover Letter – You Really Can Do It

The dreaded cover letter. This is where you, the job candidate, have to convey all this important information as to why you’re the perfect person for the job. It shouldn’t be that difficult, right? For multiple reasons, however, it makes some job seekers procrastinate applying for jobs. Do you ever find yourself making the following excuses? I’m Not a Good Writer Even if you’re not a writer by trade, you can put together a great cover letter. If you know writing a cover let

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarMay 6, 20091 topic

Top-Notch Interviewing: How to Avoid Appearing Too Desperate

The process of applying for jobs can be so taxing that at the end of a long day of searching, it’s pretty common to just collapse from exhaustion. With so much work involved in the process, it’s no wonder that some candidates can get a little desperate. If you feel you are in a position of desperation as you search for jobs, you don’t want this to be obvious if you are called in for an interview. So before you go in for the next one, let’s explore some ways that you can satu

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarMay 10, 20091 topic

Conducting Online Job Searches without Spilling Too Many Beans

If you’ve conducted online job searches, you know that as you apply to companies, you may have to enter a ton of personal information to complete the application. For some, this process is no big deal. However, others feel it’s too invasive and potentially puts them at risk of identity theft. If you are a part of the club that feels incredibly uncomfortable giving out your personal information over the Internet, don’t let it get you down. There are a few ways that you can co

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarAug 28, 20081 topic

Three Common Resume Questions Answered

How many times have you found yourself in the midst of writing your resume when you realized that there were some questions you simply had to have answered before you could move forward? Everyone has probably been in this predicament at least once during a resume-writing experience. Of course, there are some questions that are more frequently asked than others. So before you put your fingers back on the keyboard, let’s take a moment to explore some of the more commonly asked

Primary topic: Resume Writing

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By Heather EagarSep 12, 20081 topic

Tips For Writing College Student Resumes And Cover Letters

If you are a college student, you may not yet be accustomed to writing resumes and cover letters. However, the time will soon come where you’ll need to learn in order to secure an on- or off-campus job, internship, or job after graduating. You’ll be happy to know that the process is not difficult. It’s just a matter of gathering your experiences and organizing them effectively. So to give you a jump start on the writing process, let’s look at some ways you can utilize your c

Primary topic: Resume Writing

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By Heather EagarJun 7, 20051 topic

Searching for Employment

Searching for a job can be a daunting and confusing task for anyone, whether he or she is just entering the job market, looking for a better job or find him or herself without a job after several years with one employer. A job search can be successful when the person looking for a job knows exactly what they should and should not do when looking for a new job. Once a person has located a job that they desire, the applicant needs to get their resume ready and avoid the most co

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarJun 2, 20091 topic

Reinvent Your Career By Knowing “You”

If you’ve been thinking about starting a new career, you may be feeling confused as to where to start. You know you don’t want to continue on your current path, but you don’t exactly know what new path to take. One very important aspect of reinventing your career is knowing exactly who you are as a person and what you want, not just in your profession, but in your life as a whole. To help you get a grip on who the real “you” is when trying to start over career-wise, let’s lo

Primary topic: Career Transition

Career Transition

880 views

By Heather EagarNov 29, 20071 topic

It's Time For The Holidays...And Writing Your Resume?

It’s already Holiday time and you’re sitting there wondering where the year went, right? Perhaps you’re looking at what you’ve accomplished over the last 12 months and where to set your sites on for next year. Part of your big plan could be to get a new job. If that’s the case, how’s your resume looking? Is it ready to live up to the expectations of garnering you interviews? If not, or if you’re not sure, then you need to take action. There’s nothing worse than starting off

Primary topic: Resume Writing

863 views

By Heather EagarMar 16, 20101 topic

How Children And Parents Can Shorten Their Job Searches Together

Are you and your children out of work at the same time? In bad economies (and the current economy is certainly troubled), it's unfortunately fairly common for several family members to be out of work simultaneously. However, it's often possible for parents and children to drastically decrease the lengths of their job searches by working together. Here's a closer look (and some tips) for a parent-child job search. How the Parent Helps the Child There are a number of ways th

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

858 views

By Heather EagarJun 9, 20091 topic

Getting the Job You Desire: Preparing for Various Interview Types

If you’ve been on multiple job interviews then you know that you might encounter a different environment depending on the company you interview with. This is pretty common because every company has its own culture. And more importantly, each company – and even department – instills its own interviewing strategy. Sometimes you know what type of interview you’re going to walk into and sometimes you don’t. So to be prepared for anything, let’s take a brief look at varying inter

Primary topic: Interviewing Skills

Interviewing Skills

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By Heather EagarFeb 2, 20101 topic

Ways To Avoid Missing A Fantastic Job Opportunity

Do you sometimes feel that despite all of your efforts to find work, you may be missing out on some great job opportunities? In many situations, this common conce can be extremely accurate. But how can you avoid missing out on great jobs? What can you do differently? There are a few ways to make sure you’re on target with your job search without passing up opportunities you may not see that are literally right in front of your eyes. Here are some to consider … Step Outside

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarAug 7, 20081 topic

Writing Resumes For Federal Jobs

So you’re looking to land your first Federal job and are just about to start working on your resume. Stop right there. Before you put pen to paper (or fingers to keys), you should know that applying for Federal employment is different than the private sector. Federal guidelines require that you provide very specific and detailed information to apply for a job by way of the OF-612 form or Federal resume (along with a KSA). Since the Federal resume carries the greatest influen

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarMar 23, 20091 topic

What Counts in a Cover Letter

Writing a cover letter is a commonplace aspect of conducting any job search. When you apply for a job, even if the prospective employer does not ask you for one, it’s good to send one as a way to give them a little more insight into who you are and what you’re capable of. But despite the fact that people write them everyday, many still are unclear about the more important aspects to keep in mind. So to help you out, let’s look more specifically at what counts in a cover lett

Primary topic: Resume Writing

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By Heather EagarFeb 18, 20101 topic

Why Executives Should Consider Trends When Planning A Job Search

The New Year has brought on many new trends in the job search world – and the same is true in the executive realm. Executives need to stay up to date, because otherwise they'll fall behind when searching for a job and might not consider some of the newer tactics that professionals use to find positions. Regardless of how long your executive job search has been, you can refine it and shorten it by quite a bit by looking into a few of the executive job search trends of 2010. G

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarJan 3, 20091 topic

Making Your Career Dreams a Reality

One of the most challenging dreams to realize for many people is identifying then fulfilling their goal to acquire a great career. Sometimes it can seem that it will take a lifetime to actually get a foot in the door. But if you have an idea of what you would like to do in your professional life, then your next step is to begin making your dream a reality. For many people, the route to starting their dream career will vary, but there are a few steps anyone can take to set th

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarJul 3, 20081 topic

Creating Your Cover Letter When Feeling Overqualified

Are you highly skilled in your profession, yet seeking a job that for which you are probably overqualified? It is never bad to come into a position already encompassing a boatload of skills. However, some employers are intimidated by applicants who they feel are overqualified, which means you may have your work cut out for you. If you know you have high qualifications, but think this could stand in the way of the job you want, you can use your cover letter to change minds. L

Primary topic: Career Development

Career Development

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By Heather EagarJan 23, 20091 topic

Great Transitional Career Options

Sometimes it may feel that your time in your current career has just about run its course. It may seem that you’ve contributed all that you can and are now looking for new ways to make contributions to society; ways that involve you using different aspects of your creativity. If this is the case then it may be time to change careers. But there are some careers that are easier to transition into than others. So if you’re looking for a change, but don’t quite have an idea of w

Primary topic: Career Transition

Career Transition

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