Donna,
The resume looks great-need to go thru it very carefully but I don't foresee many changes. I will get the dates for you in terms of my promotions.
You have done a fabulous job!!
Lorraine S.
IS IT TIME
TO UPDATE YOUR RESUME? By Peter Newfield – President
of Career-Resumes.com®
We are always making lists to keep on top of the
daily/weekly schedules and deadlines that face us in our business
lives. But, odds are, that many of us keep our noses to the grindstone
and forget to do a periodic check to see if our jobs and careers
are still on track. Here is a checklist of ten items you may want
to refer to every six months or so to see if it’s time to
update your resume and look for greener pastures on the job front.
1.
SALARY
ENVY - The guy in the cubicle next to you just got a
new job offer at twice his current salary.
2.
PINK
SLIPS IN THE AIR - Company layoffs are rumored but your
boss says there is nothing to worry about.
3.
NEW
CAREER PATH - Your old resume lists your previous jobs
as a massage therapist and personal trainer even though you
now have eight years experience as a commodities trader.
4.
TIME
FLIES - Your most recent resume does not include the
last two years of work and accomplishments at your present firm.
5.
NEW
PRIORITIES -Your resume lists more fraternity and college
sports awards than job accomplishments.
6.
LESS
IS MORE -With the addition of your present job, your
resume is now three pages long.
7.
MOVING
ON -The address and telephone number on your resume are
from your last home/apartment.
8.
NO
PERSONAL STUFF -Your resume includes Hobbies and Personal
Information after the Education section.
9.
HIGH
TECH UPDATE - Your resume does not list any of the computer
software you’ve learned to use in the last two years.
10.
OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS -You just saw an ad for a terrific job in the
Sunday newspaper and the deadline for responses is Friday --
do you know where the most current version of your resume is
on disc/hard-drive?
Peter Newfield is President of Career-Resumes.com®,
one of the premier resume writing services in the United States.
He is The Resume Expert for BlueSteps.com, ExecutiveRegistry.com,
NETSHARE.com, DirectEmployer.com and the former Resume Expert for
Monster.com, Spencer Stuart Talent Network and the Career Center on AOL. View samples at: www.career-resumes.com
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