Monthly Archives: April 2011

The Internet’s Most Deranged Resumes

Someone’s collected an all-star lineup of Completely Insane Resumes (that may be better than yours). Good for a lot of laughs (I usually try not to make resumes that would be great material for standup comics), and as a gallery … Continue reading

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Security Clearance and Military Job Search Links

I put this quick list together for a client with Top Secret security clearance (TS/SCI, or sensitive compartmented information). That’s an asset valued in the low six figures by certain employers, right off the bat, so it’s a good idea … Continue reading

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McDonald’s Hiring Day and Resume Writing

On April 19th, McDonald’s announced it was hiring 50,000 new employees in one day. I thought I’d share an example of what such experience can become on a resume. I’ve made this anonymous, stripping away some telling details and metrics. … Continue reading

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Checklist for Resume Reviewers at Career Events

I’ve been featured as a resume reviewer at events for CareerBuilder, Jobing.com, Women for Hire, the San Diego Union-Tribune, and a few other organizations (and I’m happy to consider additional appearances—contact me!). I thought I’d share some tips for professional … Continue reading

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