Why you might include the one resume section that most people don’t.
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Most people think that a hobbies and interests resume section is a silly addition, but that’s only true if you include silly hobbies and interests.
It can actually be a very helpful addition to showcasing who you are, your personality and your capacity for work.
Potential employers will appreciate that you put in the extra effort to tell them a little bit more about who you are as a person.
Continue reading >> 9 Tips for a Surprisingly Helpful Hobbies & Interests Resume Section
--Jacob Share
A memory-jogging exercise and a creative way to show off your accomplishments.
Continue reading >> 26 Awesome Resume Mind Maps to Inspire You
--Jacob Share
See how the acting resume of your favorite star is different from your own resume.
Question of the article
Which celebrity’s resume would you most like to see and why?
Continue reading >> 32 Celebrity and Celebrity Wannabe Actors’ Resumes
--Jacob Share
Vote for your favorite below.
We searched for the English language resumes and CVs of prime ministers and presidents from around the world.
Surprisingly-
Many leaders didn’t always have official versions of their CV online, and only two (!) had LinkedIn profiles.
Since the results are too long to display in full size here, a snapshot image of each CV is shown instead, and you can click a snapshot image to open the full version in a new browser tab or window.
Look through the choices and then vote at the bottom of the article.
In alphabetical order by country…
Continue reading >> Which World Leader Has the Best CV?
--Jacob Share
Too many, too few, or just the right amount?
I remember when I was a student at McGill University in Montreal, I thought that job hunting was a pure numbers game and that I needed to get out as many resumes as possible if I wanted a good chance at finding a job.
Luckily, at that time I didn’t know about resume distribution services, also known as “resume blasters”, where you can pay to have your resume sent to thousands of recruiters or employers, turning yourself into a creator of job search spam.
Can you imagine what it’s like to be on the receiving end of those resume blasts? And we wonder why recruiters don’t always respond…
Continue reading >> [POLL] How Many Resumes Have You Sent in the Past Month?
--Jacob Share
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