http://www.cvtips.com/blog/resumes-the-story-from-employers-side.html Job Search and Career Advice Sun, 14 Mar 2010 05:38:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 http://www.cvtips.com/blog/resumes-the-story-from-employers-side.html#comment-39 Nina Wed, 28 Nov 2007 17:24:25 +0000 http://www.cvtips.com/blog/resumes-the-story-from-employers-side.html#comment-39 While the resume is a powerful tool to establish a person’s strengths, reliability, and character…how much is too much? I have gone off this example before hand and I will use it again. A college graduate has usually no work experience besides a few internships here and there-but as far as ive heard internships are pretty much mail running jobs. So how do you relate a post runner to a management or maybe a financial aid position? While the resume is a powerful tool to establish a person’s strengths, reliability, and character…how much is too much? I have gone off this example before hand and I will use it again. A college graduate has usually no work experience besides a few internships here and there-but as far as ive heard internships are pretty much mail running jobs. So how do you relate a post runner to a management or maybe a financial aid position?

]]> http://www.cvtips.com/blog/resumes-the-story-from-employers-side.html#comment-38 N125 Wed, 28 Nov 2007 17:24:08 +0000 http://www.cvtips.com/blog/resumes-the-story-from-employers-side.html#comment-38 It is kind of scary, how much of the environment a resume is read in is beyond the control of the resume’s originator. There just has to be the best circumstances. It makes you want to do something special, like send a bunch of flowers or some cookies and hope they make the resume reader a bit more kind towards viewing your resume. While there are certain factors hat I can’t control, I know from now on I will do what I can to control my part of the application process. I think I see now why resumes should be perfect and gone over repeatedly before submitting to a job opening. It is kind of scary, how much of the environment a resume is read in is beyond the control of the resume’s originator. There just has to be the best circumstances. It makes you want to do something special, like send a bunch of flowers or some cookies and hope they make the resume reader a bit more kind towards viewing your resume. While there are certain factors hat I can’t control, I know from now on I will do what I can to control my part of the application process. I think I see now why resumes should be perfect and gone over repeatedly before submitting to a job opening.

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