Blog Archives for category Professional Resume Writing
For Immediate Release: Easy Job Search Strategies for Resumes and Cover Letters e-Book
For Immediate Release Easy Job Search Strategies for Resumes and Cover Letters e-Book Now Available on Kindle SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH (February 25, 2013). Five Strengths Career Transition Experts, Salt Lake City, UT, is proud to announce that Amy L. Adler, CEO, published Easy Job Search Strategies for Resumes and Cover Letters on Amazon.com in Kindle format. Amy L. Adler, first-place winner of the Toast of the Resume Industry (TORI) Award for Best Executive Resume,…
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Show Pride and Humility in Your Executive Resume
Show Pride and Humility in Your Executive Resume I am constantly amazed at the level of success of the executive job seekers with whom I work on a daily basis. They run companies. They drive sales. They lead international teams. They are among the smartest I have met with respect to technology. They are rightfully proud of what they have done. Yet, down to a person, they are among the most humble people I have…
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Amy L. Adler Nominated for Prestigious TORI Award, Salt Lake City, UT
Amy L. Adler Nominated for Prestigious TORI Award, Salt Lake City, UT Five Strengths Career Transition Experts, Salt Lake City, UT, is proud to announce that Amy L. Adler, CEO, has been nominated for Career Directors International’s Toast of the Resume Industry Award (TORI) for Best Executive Resume. Local writer, Amy L. Adler, CEO of Five Strengths, has been selected for nomination in the category of Best Executive Resume in the 2012 TORI Awards, also…
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Your Professional Resume Shows Your Authority—and Builds Great Resume SEO
Your Professional Resume Shows Your Authority—and Builds Great Resume SEO More answers to Top 5 Resume Mistakes That Say “Don’t Hire Me”. “Responsible for” Is Not Good Resume Writing The question of whether a job seeker is “responsible for” something is old news for resume writers. We know not to include that type of language. It’s boring. It doesn’t describe anything active or with an outcome. It sounds like a copy-and-paste from the person’s human…
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Including an Objective Statement: The Resume Killer
In an earlier post about resume mistakes, I mentioned that including an objective in your professional resume is a kiss of death. Hiring managers do not know you, do not care about you, and do not want to know you. So writing anything that starts with “I want” is going to kill your nascent relationship with the hiring manager, who does not care that you like people, communicate well, or want to increase your responsibilities….
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