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Resume 101 – Proofreading Your Resume – Sink Or Swim?

Proofreading is a specialized skill and MS Word only gets about one third of the job done. So if you were relying on the spell check feature to finish your proofreading don’t even dream of using that resume just yet. Most resume services offer editing and proofreading as part of their services. So you don’t have to go […]

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Leverage Job Descriptions to Write Your Resume

Job descriptions often have meaty tidbits you can use when writing your resume. Read through each posting carefully and select the bullet points you want to address in your resume. For illustration purposes, below are mock job-description bullet points along with accomplishment statements that speak to each bullet point. Example #1:Build new business Matching accomplishment: […]

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Transitioning From The Military to Civilian Service? Tips To Make The Change Quickly

Transitioning From The Military to Civilian Service? How to make the change quickly and find a rewarding job. As a military veteran making the transition to civilian life you are facing a great life changing transition. You have successfully built a career within the military structure for the last number of years, gained valuable skills, […]

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Keywords Are The Key To Your Resume Ending Up In A Job Recruiter’s Hands

“What in the world are keywords and why do I need to use them on my resume?” These are questions that you’re probably asking yourself. Well, in a nutshell, keywords are the words a company is looking for when reviewing a compilation of resumes. Most small and large companies are now using a tool called […]

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The Phosphoglucose Isomerase (Pgi) Locus in Butterfly Population

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