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13 Resume Blunders That Can Cost You The Interview
Title: 13 Resume Blunders That Can Cost You The Interview Summary: SUMMARY: Submitting your resume isnít about sweating out an all-purpose document in job speak. Nor is it about submitting it to every place you can find ñ especially on a "what the heck" basis. Your resume is your personal marketing piece. Itís what gets you in the door. If you want the interview, make sure your resume isnít representative of any of these 13 errors.
By Mohit Chawla5 years ago in Journal
My First Month Writing on Vocal: From a Shaky Start to Reaching 1700 Reads.
I started writing on Vocal on November 1st, 2020 It's currently December 3rd, 2020 My summer holidays ended on September 1st and, like many others, my dreams of going to college in 2020 were cut short by Covid-19. I planned on studying English, Criminology and Music - something I still hope to do in 2021.
By Paul Heder5 years ago in Journal
How To Shift Your Writing Into The Big Leagues
Every business goes through many stages, from inception to success. It can be a struggle for the owner to adapt as things change over time.
By Tree Langdon5 years ago in Journal
An Inventor's Perspective to Leadership Growth
I am an inventor and leader, holding a unique perspective to leadership growth. This is a personal story. I have been inspired by many inventors particularly Nikola Tesla and Marie Curie who were my childhood heroes. I always imagined them as two genius couples. I had childhood dreams having personal conversations with them on how to overcome the fear to invent. Madam Currie taught me nothing to be feared in life but all to be understood.
By Dr Mehmet Yildiz5 years ago in Journal
I Plan on Being the Most Read Writer on the Internet
Not for fame. Not for attention. Not for money. To be helpful. You may want to be a content creator too, so here’s my plan you can copy.
By Tim Denning5 years ago in Journal
Christmas Crafts Ideas for Your Side Hustle
Christmas is just around the corner, and people’s shopping choices are starting to switch from everyday items to personal gifts. Not only that, but the uncertainty of when the high street will re-open is making consumers head straight for the virtual checkouts.
By Jack Johnson5 years ago in Journal
6 Benefits of PMP Certification
A recent survey stated that certified PMP project managers handle more than three-fourths of the high performing projects, which also makes this course the fifth highest-paying certification in the year 2016. It's a great plan for your career. But before we dive into whether or not you can get a job with this particular certification, let us first broaden our winds around this topic. The PMP or the Project Management Professional is a certification administered by the Project Management Institute, USA. It is a project management course that is recognized and accepted globally.
By Ganesh chowdary5 years ago in Journal
How to Deal With Your Bullying Boss
Not too long ago I had a store manager for whom I had worked. She was the BOSS and I was training to be her right hand (literally). My first opinion of this woman was “This woman is a tyrant.” which I intelligently kept to myself. She had her own thoughts about me, which she did not. She pretty much let everyone know what she thought about me, not by telling him or her directly, but they could easily overhear everything that she screamed at me when she dragged me into the office. She would pull me into the office daily to “let me know” what I did not do, what I did not do right, what I did not do fast enough, and so on and so on. At times she would let me know how stupid I was (she walked a fine line with this) for more or less not being able to read her mind. It felt like she was digging her claws into me. I would go home thinking, “Ok, I messed up. Tomorrow I will do better.” To be honest, I was thinking of other things too. For example, how long would it take to gather the crew and stage a coup to carry her off the phone and dunk her headfirst into a fry vat? I am no saint people. However, I digress. The next day, I went back to work, the tyrant strikes again. This time, as was every time, it was a completely new set (and more often a subset) of complaints that made my head spin and steam shoot out of every hole.
By Matthew Leo5 years ago in Journal
How To Make The First Dollar
Like all things, carving a legacy in the shape of written works is much easier said than done. Saying that, however, launching a new pastime on Vocal Media isn't really that difficult — providing you set your expectations relatively low. At least to begin with, anyway. Take me, for example. It took me eight months to accrue a single dollar in revenue from Vocal. And, believe me when I say — I wrote a lot of stories. Like, a few a day at a bare minimum. But I never let those slow harvesting pennies stop me from wanting to branch out and pursue the writing dream I longed for. Oh no — I pushed on and I kept writing, because I knew that one day my words would reach the right audience.
By Jord Tury5 years ago in Journal
Winning Tactics For CUSTOM FOOD BOXES
If you are a business owner and are looking for ways on how to improve your business profits, then one of the most important factors that you should consider is to implement winning tactics for custom food boxes. The most effective way to implement winning tactics for custom food boxes is by following proven strategies from business professionals and experts in the field.
By William James5 years ago in Journal
Use Mindful Passwords to Be Calmer at Work
Many of us spend a large amount of time on our working days using computers, which requires us to insert passwords much more often than we realize.
By Zen Michael5 years ago in Journal
How To Write An Engaging Story
To get more engagements on your post you should follow these three bullet points! Number One: Creative & Unique Storytelling
By TiJah Writes5 years ago in Journal