I'm a published book author, my resumes have either won or been nominated for 51 awards, and I've been a professional resume writer for more than
Embedding your resume with the essence of you
When your resume is reviewed by an employer or decision-maker, the reader needs to be able to tell who you are from what they read. A resume is so
Blog Revisit—Writing for the reader
Back in 2005, I wrote this piece, and it is as relevant today as it was then. Despite all that has changed, despite the fifteen years that have
The frustration of the over 50 job hunt.
The news article here below brought to light some of the frustrations of securing a role in a world where the meme "Ok Boomer" is said with such
Is your CV truthful? Fallout can be swift if it isn’t!
Another story today of the ramifications of a CV that according to the article, wasn't "quite right". You absolutely must be truthful on your resume.
Frustrated by ATS technologies? You’re not alone!
Top on my list of client frustrations in recent times is the ATS—short for Applicant Tracking System. I'm not sure how familiar you are with these
Should my graphic designer jazzy up my resume?
A client wrote to me this week and mentioned he had a friend who was a graphic designer. Do you have any problem if I used your words, but get my
Book Review: Your First Job by Mark Blayney
Book: Your First Job: How to make a success of starting work and ensure your first year is the launch of a successful career. Author: Mark
Leave your job gracefully and preserve your reputation
Leave Your Job Gracefully You’re miserable. You've tried to cover it up, but really, this job isn't for you. Maybe the problem is a toxic