If you want to impress employers, don’t repeat the same tired words you’ve seen in other documents!
These terms can water down your personal brand message (and bore recruiters).
To ensure you’re piquing the interest of hiring authorities, scan your executive resume for these too-common words and phrases – and consider using more powerful replacements: Continue reading “Take These Overused, Trite Words Off Your Executive Resume”
Need to convey your leadership effectiveness in your executive resume?
Building a strong, personally branded leadership resume is easier than you might think.
The trick? Think in terms of headlines.
Headlines, or taglines, in executive resumes are a simple concept that can help you write about yourself, helping steer employers toward notable accomplishments that prove your value.
Try these headline tips to inject your executive resume with a dose of power and confidence: Continue reading “3 Ways to Boost Your Personal Brand With Resume Headlines”
What if the final product doesn’t represent you or your field? What if you don’t understand the writer’s work?
What should you look for (and ask) when vetting the best executive resume writer for you?
I recommend setting out to qualify writers with these 7 questions, which will give you a good idea of the quality, responsiveness, and attention you’ll receive. After all, most executive resume writers represent a sizable investment (from $500 to more than $4,000). Continue reading “Seeking the Best Resume Writer You Can Find?”
