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Debra Wheatman, President of Careers Done Write, provides expert insight to the job search process that puts your career in gear with tips for interviewing, networking, job search strategies and how to create a winning resume and cover letter.

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Resume Help - Administrative Assistant

Happy Valentine's Day to all! Today’s résumé critique will focus on a junior level administrative assistant we will call Chloe. While I am only reviewing a portion of her résumé, I do want to share that her email address was not professional and remind everyone who is looking for a job that hotbabe237@yahoo.com is not…

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Resume Help - Banking and Financial Services

Today’s résumé critique focuses on a finance professional who is currently finishing up his master’s degree and has temporarily left the workplace to expedite the completion of his higher education. We will call him Jacara. The first thing Jacara should add to his résumé is a powerful headline.  The headline provides readers with a clear…

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Secrets to personal branding for professionals

Brand: Noun - a particular product or a characteristic that serves to identify a particular product. Time for a fun quiz. Can you guess the brand name associated with each of these timeless slogans? "Just Do It" ______________ "Don't leave home without it" ______________ "We bring good things to life" ______________ My guess is you…

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Tips for Job Search Success

Today’s Blog is part of the Career Collective.  Once a month, our group of career professionals blog on a subject topical and timely for a job seeker.  If you are like many, it is tempting to think that you can do an online search for a job, submit your résumé and poof, get hired!  While…

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Resume Help - International VP

I received a CV from a potential client who requested a free critique and I must say that this is one for the record books.  I have changed the information to protect her identity, and am going to do this particular critique a bit differently than some of my others because her résumé is so…

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