Career Moves - How To Find a Resume Writing Service

Career Moves - How To Find a Resume Writing ServiceIt is possible to find a resume writing service, but if you hire a resume writer without an offer to assist you in the career move you will only be wasting your time. There are many factors that go into making a resume and one of them should be to make it accurate, convincing and professional, which cannot be done by the person that writes the resume. If you hire a professional, you will be working with the same professional for a long time to come and this is an added advantage.Resume writing services can create a great resume and be hired to work on the job you are leaving. You will not be out of work when you leave, you will simply be learning a new skill or going back to a new field of your choice.The economy is not what it once was and there is a real possibility of your career move being cancelled or delayed. For this reason, you should never settle for anything less than the best. A resume writing service will not only help yo u write your resume, they will help you polish it so that it is perfect for a future employer.One of the first things you should do before you get started in your job search is to keep yourself well informed. If you are at a loss as to what type of resume you should create, you should always ask the help of someone who has already accomplished the career move you are about to embark on. You can speak to someone who has made such a move and they will be able to point you in the right direction and show you where you can begin to repair the damage done to your CV.The resume you write should be professional and easy to read, it should outline clearly what you can offer an employer, and your skills will be clear from the start. This means that you should only use paper and fonts that are acceptable for the field you are seeking a position in.Resume writing services have the ability to go over your resume and edit it for proper grammar, spelling and punctuation. They will also be able to add the words that you need to include and remove the bad ones. Using a resume writing service as opposed to creating your own resume will save you both time and money.To make the most of your resume writing service, you should follow the steps exactly as directed. Do not skip over sections, even though the services are contracted to perform them on your behalf. By following the directions exactly, you can be sure that your resume reflects the skills you need to showcase.A resume writing service is a great way to get the career move you want. When you are hiring a professional, it will take a little longer for them to write the resume, but their time is worth the cost of the service. The more professional your resume is, the more success you will have found a career move that will put you in the position you desire.

7 ways you can save money on food and drink at university

7 ways you can save money on food and drink at university This post was written by an external contributor.  Lucy Skoulding details the best ways to pocket some spare cash when purchasing your food and drink.   University is often the first time that you are living completely independently from your families. It’s an exciting and important learning curve. It’s also the first time that many people must manage all their money, schedules, and meals themselves. This can make for some very interesting concoctions in the kitchen. Being unfamiliar with this can lead some people to take the easy route with food, always buying it out, getting ready meals, or just living on toast. But never fear! You can still eat delicious food, and not overspend on it. Make your lunches Making your own lunch is nearly always cheaper than buying it out, and usually healthier too (unless you make yourself ten nutella sandwiches). I discovered this the hard way when starting off in my first year of uni buying café paninis, before realising I could make my own food for a fraction of the price. Slot making lunch into another kitchen activity, whether that’s making dinner the night before, or getting your caffeine hit in the morning because it will feel like less of a chore. The food doesn’t have to be boring, you could make salads, pastas, rice boxes, soup, sandwiches, and hot food. Websites like BBC Good Food have great lunch box ideas. Find offers for eating out If you fancy a meal out, you will always be able to find restaurant offers, from money off your meal to 2-for-1 deals from a specific menu. Eating out with friends is a lovely thing to do, and it doesn’t have to cripple your bank account. Tastecards are great investments (sometimes they even come free with bank accounts) because they give you either 2-for-1 or 50% of all food at many different restaurants. Vouchercodes.com also has thousands of restaurant offers and allows you to search by location to find the ones nearest to you. Shop late at night One of my favourite university discoveries was the reduced section of supermarkets, especially when you go in just before the store is closing. Some supermarkets have food with reduced stickers throughout the store, whilst others bung it all in one section. If you can get to the supermarket late at night, check out the reduced produce, as you can freeze most food so it doesn’t matter if it is going out of date. My best purchase was a whole birthday cake for 10p! Don’t be wasteful You should be conscious of wasting food anyway, but especially if you are trying to make your money go far. Its very easy to waste food but try hard to get everything out of the food you buy. Be experts in your food shop know exactly when products go out of date and ensure you either eat or freeze them before they go off. Do batch cooks and then freeze the lot. This will save you time and money in the long run, as well as preventing you wasting. Invest in a takeaway cup A lot of people spend money on buying coffees out, myself included until recently. Investing in a good reusable takeaway cup (which aren’t actually that expensive) means you can make coffees at home, or get money off of coffees from many chain cafes. Plus, you’ll be living greener. I recommend the Bodum travel mugs as they keep drinks hot for hours, but you can use anything you like. Depending on your preferences you could make coffees at home, or visit chains like Pret, who will give you 50p off of any drink if you use your own cup. Go to markets One of the benefits of living in London is that I’m lucky enough to be surrounded by markets. And you can save a lot of money on food but shopping in them, plus you’re supporting local business by visiting. Fresh fruit and vegetables from markets are often a lot bigger and better than their counterparts in supermarkets, yet you can get them cheaply. For instance, a punnet of grapes is £1 at my local market. Find out where your nearest market is, and visit it regularly if you can. Host drinks evenings Often the most popular yet most expensive items students spend their money on is alcohol. Even just buying a few drinks at a bar over the course of a night can set you back a significant amount, especially if you are studying in London. So why not stay in with drinks? Suggest to your friends that you ditch the same old club night for a night in with drinks and snacks sometimes. You can make it fun cocktail making, drinking games, a film night, or a murder mystery but you can also sell it on its price. Picking up a bottle of alcohol each from the supermarket will be cheaper than drinking in bars. The theme running through all of these points is to be prepared. If you know what you will need during the day in terms of food and drink, you can ensure you get it in the cheapest possible way. Be savvy, don’t waste anything, and always be on the look-out for good deals. Download Debut  and  connect with us on  Facebook,  Twitter  and  LinkedIn  for more careers insights.

Powerful goal setting begins here

Powerful goal setting begins here As a business, goal setting is hard. As a business, goal setting is hard. But the challenge isn’t just about how to create goals. The challenge is how to better understand our own self in a way that allows your goals to truly affect and empower your business’s bottom line. The first step in creating better goals is to have a plan for creating. One technique that we encourage you to utilize is the SMART goals approach. If you’re unfamiliar with SMART goals, this is how they work. Create better goals using these simple reminders: S: Specific Be very specific with what you’re wanting to accomplish / obtain. M: Measurable Determine ways in which you can measure if / how you’re succeeding. A: Achievable Find goals that you believe are attainable. R: Relevant Be sure your goals are relevant to your career’s mission and values. T: Time-bound Have a deadline. Without a due date, you don’t have accountability. Once you have a framework for planning you must realize these 4 specific concepts around creating effective and bottom line improving goals: Goal Setting: Be concrete, yet realistic. Creating goals isn’t effective without grit; no actual desire to accomplish the goal. It’s about creating a plan based on your intentions now, on the foundation of your current desires. Be sure to understand the reality however, that your goals may change as you chase them.       Goal Setting: Keep yourself accountable. As you execute your goals, be sure to keep yourself accountable. Although life may require some fluid maneuvers (things that will cause your goals to change maybe out of necessity), it’s important that you protect yourself from your own actions; things like, “this goal is too hard, I’ll start another one.” One way to keep yourself accountable is to tell someone about your goal, and encourage them to ask about it (weekly, monthly, quarterly). When you tell someone, you become accountable to them; this will encourage and challenge you to push towards your goal. Goal Setting: Encourage yourself along the way. It’s no surprise, but the journey to accomplishing a goal is tough; especially goals that affect your bottom line. So, encourage yourself along the way; set up little wins. Think about it this way: If you want to save $1,000 dollars, you don’t just do it over night. You save $50, then $100, then $500 and so on. Be sure to celebrate and encourage yourself as you accomplish these small feats. In doing this, you break what may seem like an overwhelming process into smaller, more tangible and achievable, outcomes.   Goal Setting: Don’t chase “should” goals.  Be sure that you’re not “shoulding” on yourself. This means, not creating goals based on what you think you should be doing, versus creating goals in areas that you’ve been gifted in. Your business, approach, and offering is unique, make sure your goals are as well. Although this blog post isn’t 4 steps to increasing your bottom line, it might be even more valuable than that. Individuals, and organizations that create powerful goals, ultimately accomplish them. Will you create goals that will affect your bottom line? -WCC Team By Wolfgang Career Coaching|2018-08-19T22:39:26+00:00November 6th, 2017|Career Change, Career Coaching, Career Counseling, Career Management, Performance|1 Comment

But Wait! The Mind-Blowing Follow-Up

But Wait! The Mind-Blowing Follow-Up I am Learning by Warrior Girl, Youre a Warrior Mama Now When I had my first monthly Business Building Day on Dec 1 posted the (mind-blowing!) results here, I got some amazeballs comments that gave me lots of food for thought. It also gave me a lot of but wait! moments, as in But wait! I still need to say X, Y and or Z! or But wait! Theres a bit of BS here, too! So, I just had to follow-up that post with this one. So, make sure you go there first and read it before continuing. Dont worry. Ill be here when you get back. Im patient (although only when Im in the computer. In person, not so much). First, I hafta call bullshit on myself. It was nice that nobody called bullshit on me, but that doesnt make it OK to not call it at all. And the piece I felt was BSing you? The fact that I claimed I wasnt online to market myself. Yes, its true that Im here to build relationships and find my tribe and connect and provide resources-   all of that, yes, yes, yes and yes. But what do I say to people that ask me why Im on twitter, and what the use is of them to be on twitter? My response, If youre not a small business looking to market yourself, well, theres really no big reason to be on twitter. I mean, yes, you can get the news that way join in on conversations about your favorite show meet like-minded people, but seriously, would I be on twitter if I wasnt a solopreneur looking for cheap/easy marketing? Probably not. Would I be here, blogging, if I wasnt looking to build my platform (a phrase my literary agent used Ive become a bit obsessed with), establish myself as an expert, and grow my business? Probably not. But while I got here because I needed a (cheap!) way to market myself (from my cubicle, originally!), I stay because its fun, and I love the people Ive met, and I think its amazeballs to feel like Im helping people with my posts and my tweets and whatever else Im putting out into the world. Which brings me to You have to actually market yourself on these platforms. If youre looking to build your business, its not enough to build relationships and find your tribe and connect and provide resources you have to let people know what you have to offer. I cant tell you how many times Ive had a conversation with someone that said, Well, Ive been on twitter for 2 years and tweet regularly 5 days a week, but Ive never made a sale/gotten a client/had anyone ask about my services/products! And how do you have 4,500 followers when I have 87? I usually ask how often they   tweet about their business, and thats when I get the blank look. I dont wanna be a slimy spammer! or I dont wanna bother my followers! or I dont wanna piss people off by only posting about my business! is what I get in return. And I agree with all those things: I dont wanna be a slimy spammer, bother my followers, or piss people off by only tweeting about my business, either. But my god (wo)man, you have to let people know what your e doing! Thats the whole freakin point of Twitter! And if you tweet a dozen times a day, then how is tweeting once or twice about your business being a slimy spammer? Yes, theres absolutely a balance nothings worse than checking out a profile and only seeing blogged: Your Mom Smells and blogged: Your Mom Still Smells and New product: Perfume for Your Mom. Same goes for your blog, if every single post talks about a new product you listed or a new service youre offering. But really do you think youre gonna turn into that?! I mean, really?! Really?! Probably not really. Every single person whos voiced that concern to me is sweet lovely couldnt be a slimy spammer if they tried! If they tried! If you cant trust that Im talking about you, then just work the math 4 non-promotional tweets for every promotional tweet. Done and done. For what its worth, when I have a new blog post, I schedule it to be tweeted twice a day: once around lunch and once after dinner. If I wanna promote someth ing else, Ill make sure I only have 3 promotional tweets/day so I dont feel like a slimy spammer. But seriously, if you dont open your mouth and tell your tweeples why youre there, how do you expect them to know? And, um, if they dont wanna hear it, theyll go away. And then you know that theyre not your people. Its a great gatekeeping tactic. And trust me   you wanna be a gatekeeper. You gotta show up and act as a participant. Thats also the line between slimy spammer cool contributor. When you show up, youre adding to the conversation, not sucking the life out of it or putting it back on you and what you wanna yell at everyone. The first time I took Blogging Your Way, I was absolutely there as a participant, and because I did the work and was there every day, I created really strong bonds. Like, these-participants-are-still-keeping-in-touch-with-me-two-years-later-and-signing-up-to-work-with-me strong. The second time I took it? Well, I was there to market myself, primarily, with secondary emphasis on the content of the course. Um, that totally worked less well. I came on strong the first week, commenting and writing in the forums and, um, yelling about my stuff, but after that first week I dropped off. I didnt have the time or the motivation, really, to go on the site participate. I ended up catching up on 2+ weeks of content in the last week, and by then it was past the point. The lesson? Unless Im really, truly a participant in the e-courses I take, its not gonna be such a great marketing tool after all. Nobody likes a yeller. Ya gotta look at selling/marketing positively. I know, I know, that slimy spammer or slippery salesperson keeps coming up! I hear this from my clients all the time, too: I wanna sell myself my business but I dont wanna be icky about it! Well, I hate to say it, but The Ickiness starts with you! If you see sales and marketing as icky, then it will be icky. No buts about it. So why not come up with a new word for selling and/or marketing that is, I dont know, maybe a little fun? Something you can look forward to? I use the word pimping because it always makes me laugh I gotta pimp my e-course today! It takes all the slimy slipperiness away because its just, well, ridiculous. I know someone who used the word invite,while a client of mine came up with ballyhoo. Find your word thatll make ya look forward to spreading your awesomeness across the land in a way that makes ya happy. I swear, its possible. Dont be an idiot with your money. Seriously. Take out the blog ads you can afford (some are super duper pricey!). Dont throw $50/day at Facebook ads. Whenever possible, spend just a bit to get your feet wet and then track how that advertising stream is working for you. For example, I recently bought a 3-month ad on a great blog so that I could offer a giveaway there. While this ad has given me a lot of traffic to my site, the peeps that get to my homepage leave 10 seconds later. 10 seconds! Google Analytics tells me that, on average, new peeps spend about 2 and a half minutes on my site. Obviously, while I enjoy this blog still feel like this was a good investment (its easy to feel good about spending your money when you know youre supporting something you believe in!), this ad didnt really work for me because, well, I guess theyre just not my peeps! But Im glad that I gave it some time to see how it would work before deciding if I wanted to renew. Marketing advertising takes time to see results, so dont discount anything too early. Lastly, and I mentioned this in Tough (Question) Tuesday this week, being genuine is so, so key. Ive been getting that word a lot lately enough to notice. Your marketing works because youre so genuine. You wrote something similar to that other blogger, but your version sat better with me it was so genuine. And yes, I agree! I am genuine! Im just this long-winded and enthusiastic and honest and loud in real life, for better or for worse ?? But my god (wo)man, dont try to imitate my genuineosity. Take the time to understand what makes you genuine and unique (this and this are good starts), and then just trust me that its enough. It absolutely is. If you think that my genuine is better than your genuine, I will so give you a knuckle sandwich. And that is not a good sandwich to swallow. I hope my But Wait!s make you come up with some of your own. But dont wait to put them into practice! Keep in mind its all a big experiment, so have fun mixing that potion together and seeing what turns into a prince and what just bursts into flames. I have a feeling Ill still be experimenting with my marketing well into my career, and if I stop, Im absolutely doing something wrong. So take a deep breath and dive in! Youll probably find some hidden treasures. OK, all analogies are over. What are you still doing here? Get goin!

These are just some of the writing interests in resume for it that you need to know. Remember, the goal is to make your resume so that it appears well-written. After all, employers would not want to waste their time reading something that is not in order. Writing Interests in Resume For It

These are just some of the writing interests in resume for it that you need to know. Remember, the goal is to make your resume so that it appears well-written. After all, employers would not want to waste their time reading something that is not in order. Writing Interests in Resume For ItIf you have a writing interests in resume for it, the person who reads your resume or some friends and relatives may be wondering if you are even being serious about this particular employment matter. That is why you should always make sure that your resume is worth looking at by following some tips.First of all, you need to choose the words you use for the resume. The resume should not be long. It should not look cluttered. You should follow some simple and easy steps in creating your resume.Write your resume in a more simple manner. Write it in straight and simple language. As long as your resume is not too much so, you can be sure that you will get the reply you want.To make your resume look nice , use a template. Make use of an appropriate resume template if you are going to write your own resume.Get a career service department in your place. This way, you will be able to review other resumes so that you will be able to find one that fits the kind of work you do. These professionals can be very helpful for your career.To make sure that you are getting the best out of the career specialist, pay attention to some points. Do not simply choose a resume based on its looks alone. Take into consideration your skills, experience, education, and background.

3 Ways Women Can Score a Higher Salary

3 Ways Women Can Score a Higher Salary There have been countless studies about why women don’t negotiate as often as men. Some studies show that men are up to four times as likely to negotiate as women, and that when they do, they ask for 30 percent more. The true difference between the genders when it comes to salary negotiation is the reason those who don’t ask for more money choose to keep silent: 31% of women said it’s because they were uncomfortable negotiating salary, compared to 23% of men. Worse, there’s some evidence to suggest that their discomfort is warranted. “In repeated studies, the social cost of negotiating for higher pay has been found to be greater for women than it is for men,” writes Hannah Riley Bowles, director of the Woman and Power Program at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, at Harvard Business Review. “Men can certainly overplay their hand and alienate negotiating counterparts. However, in most published studies, the social cost of negotiating for pay is not significant for men, while it is significant for women.” Bowles is the lead author of a study called Social incentives for gender differences in the propensity to initiate negotiations: Sometimes it does hurt to ask, published in Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes in May 2007. In a series of four experiments, Bowles and her colleagues examined the social cost of attempting to negotiate pay. Their findings demonstrated that both men and women penalized women who asked for more money. “Perceptions of niceness and demandingness explained resistance to female negotiators,” the study authors explained in the abstract. In other words, it’s not only men who expect women to “be nice” and take what they’re given. All of us, male and female, are subject to unconscious bias that makes us judge female negotiators more harshly than men. Knowing this, how are we to get the salary we deserve? By incorporating that knowledge into our negotiating strategy. Read More: 5 Things HR Wishes You Knew About Salary Negotiation Strategy 1: Find a Communal Concern “One thing I would encourage women to do is to have a communal motivation for asking for more,” Margaret A. Neale, Adams Distinguished Professor of Management at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, tells Vicki Slavina at The Muse. “If I’m a man and I’m negotiating a salary, I can talk about my competencies. What women need to do is yoke their competencies with a communal concern.” Neale relates how she used her knowledge of how men and women are perceived in negotiations during her interview process at Stanford. “The whole theme was, ‘What can I do for Stanford and what can I do to help the Dean solve the problems that he has?'” she says. “This communal orientation â€" it’s not about me, but it’s about what I can do for you â€" mitigates the negative reputational affects for women.” Sample script: “I know that your organization wants to increase sales by X percent each quarter. In my previous position at my former employer, I used [specific skills] to increase sales by [specific amount]. “Why it works: By being specific about what you can do to solve the hiring manager’s problems, you’re recommending yourself not only as a suitable candidate, but as the best possible candidate for the position â€" a person in demand, in other words, and worthy of a higher salary. Read More: Why Am I Being Underpaid? Strategy 2: Adopt a Data-Driven Approach Of course, when it comes to salary negotiation, it’s good practice for women to think about themselves first. “I don’t think it hurts to bring up tying the request to a communal concern, but I also do not expect that to move most people,” says Anne Krook, author of “Now What Do I Say?”: Practical Workplace Advice for Younger Women. What’s the best way to approach dealing with unconscious bias? “I hate to say ‘it depends,’ but it really does,” Krook says. “You must always, however, have all the data you can possibly get: the range for your position, and the range for your position in your area/city/town.” This is especially important when you’re interviewing for a new job. Many job titles mean different things at different companies, so encouraging the hiring manager to be specific about the duties required is really important to figuring out an accurate range for your salary. Once you know more about the job, you can use PayScale’s free Salary Survey to compare the salary offered against others in the field. But having data about the role isn’t enough, Krook says: “You must also have all the data about yourself: you must keep track of everything you do during the work year, which frankly everybody, but women especially, aren’t very good at, and really contributes to not getting paid what you are worth, because you do not represent all the value you bring to the organization.” She recommends taking time each day to write down what you do, being as specific as possible (e.g., writing down “attended marketing meeting” not just “attended meeting”). That way, you’ll capture all the large and small accomplishments of every day, as well as the broader changes in your skill set like certifications or proficiency with new technology. Sample script: “In the past year, my role has grown. I’ve [added these job duties, plus exceeded these goals, added value in these specific ways, and managed these projects successfully]. Can we discuss increasing my compensation so that it’s more in line with what I’m doing now?” Why it works: With your extensive research, you’ll know how much people are getting paid for the job you’re actually doing, or hope to be hired to do, and not what it says on your business card or the hiring manager’s forms. Read More: Should You Use a Competing Job Offer to Negotiate Salary? Strategy 3: Deal With the Salary History Question No job seeker loves the salary history question, but it’s especially dangerous for women, who may have started off their career underpaid, only to find their raises and offers permanently tied to that first low salary. If you’re in this spot, you have a few options. The first, and best, is not to volunteer your salary history or to provide a salary range or number right off the bat. Concentrate on your role and responsibilities, and how they prepare you for the current position, and have an acceptable range in mind that’s based on that information, not on what you’ve earned in the past. If possible, force the hiring manager to mention numbers first. Of course, that’s not always practical or even possible. If the interviewer insists, or the employer won’t even consider you as a candidate without a salary history, be prepared to explain your low pay. “When salary history is low, or underpaid, you have to have compelling reasons why,” says Krook. “So not ‘it was the best I could get at the time,’ (even if true) as it makes employers believe that is what you deserve.” Sample scripts: Instead, Krook advises using one of the following explanations: “It was a startup, so that was all they could afford.” “My work was unrecognized because my job grew organically and my manager did not understand my growing role.” “My work was unrecognized because the role was new to the organization.” Why these work: These scripts help your future boss see that it’s not that you’re worth less than others on the market, but that your value wasn’t accurately perceived or compensated in the past. One Final Note About Eradicating Unconscious Bias From the Workplace You won’t always be where you are on the org chart today. After you’ve used these techniques to climb the corporate ladder, you can use your newfound power to help others â€" provided you go about it in the right way. Krook says that “as people become more senior in organizations, they should ask ‘hey, when did this organization last do a salary equity review along gender/race/whatever lines?'” She warns, however, “That is typically too risky and aggressive-sounding a question for younger/newer employees.” The goal is to put your proposal in a way that makes it clear that you’re not accusing company leaders of consciously discriminating â€" because you’re not. “It’s also worthwhile to point out that especially for women and racial minorities $0.77 and less on the dollar is a persistent, long-standing, nationwide problem, so in bringing it up you are not pointing out anything unique to your organization but a legitimate nationwide concern,” Krook says. “This is the huge advantage of the current conversation about unconscious bias â€" it’s not that anyone intentionally has racist/misogynist/anti-Muslim/homophobic/other awful attitudes, though of course they may, but that even well-intentioned people do. When it’s a matter of human cognition, it’s possible to remove the element of blame.”

The End of Resume Writing Questionnaire Sample

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