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Is the Standard of your Writing Causing Employers to Reject your Application? By : Edit My Text Increasingly, job advertisements are asking for applicants with excellent written communication skills. If your Resume and Cover Letter do not demonstrate this for you at the application stage, you are significantly reducing your chances of making it through to the interview stage. Not everyone can afford the hundreds of dollars charged by Resume Consultants, but there is a more affordable way to ensure that your Resume and Cover Letter are written to a high standard; professional editing. Babysitters and Nannies:: writing a winning resume By : Babysitterdirectory.com.au Writing a winning resume is about writing a resume that gets you results. And by results we mean gets parents contacting you for an interview. Resume writing for professionals By : Tashword This article is a run down on how to professionally type a resume correctly. Résumé Bloopers to Avoid By : Beverley Neil You’ve been sending your résumé out to every position that seems even vaguely compatible or interesting. Sometimes you were even sure it was the perfect job for you, but time after time the frustration builds as you hear nothing, leaving you wondering what you have to do. Perhaps it's not what you have to do, but rather what you have to stop doing. Forget Your Résumé. Your Cover Letter Creates THE First Impression. By : Beverley Neil Though your résumé has always been considered the first point of contact, it is your cover letter that actually creates the first impression – an impression that can sometimes rule your résumé out of contention. Top ten tips to resume writing for professionals By : Tashword A resume is a necessary tool for applying for jobs. A good resume will get you to the interview stage, but how can you make your resume 'good'? Resume Writing for the Real Mum Returning to Work By : Mad Cow (well, we know you’ve been working as a Mum, but we’re talking returning to paid work) You’ve decided, for whatever reason that you’re going to return to work, after being “just a Mum” for the last 6 months, two years, five years, 12 years, whatever. But who’s going to want you? What skills do you have? After all, you’ve only been someone’s parent for the last however long. What skills could you possibly have developed in that time?! Who says you don't have anything to put on your resume, Mum? By : Bbanne A humourous look at some of the skills we develop as parents.

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