Resume 101
By Quentin J. Schultze
Foreword by Richard N. Bolles
By Quentin J. Schultze
Foreword by Richard N. Bolles
By Quentin J. Schultze
Foreword by Richard N. Bolles
By Quentin J. Schultze
Foreword by Richard N. Bolles
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$16.00
Mar 06, 2012 | ISBN 9781607741947
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Mar 27, 2012 | ISBN 9781607741954
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Praise
“Simply the best guide I have found over several decades of helping college students who are seeking their first professional jobs.”
—Dr. Richard C. Wallace, Gainey School of Business, Spring Arbor University
“This is not your typical job-search book for college students and grads. This is a rock-solid, holistic resource that challenges job seekers to optimize their ‘labor assets’–their skills, their knowledge, and their personality/character traits–to land a job quickly no matter what kind of job market.”
—Jay Block, executive coach and author, 101 Best Ways to Land a Job in Troubled Times
“Should be required reading for anyone entering the workplace. Having a degree is like having a powerful engine for a car–potential ready for application. Until you have a sleek body and fancy wheels no one will appreciate the engine. Résumé 101 will help any graduating student put wheels on their hard work and preparation.”
—Dan Miller, author, 48 Days to the Work You Love
“A step-by-step, easy-to-follow guidebook. Read it and you’ll laugh, you’ll take notes, and you’ll feel the panic of job-searching ebbing away.”
—Professor Michael A. Longinow, Biola University
“Schultze astutely recognizes that smart, effective résumé-writing is tied up with how you see yourself, your work, and the world around you, and he offers clear, practical guidance on how to pull it all together on the written page. This book hits home the important notion that every one of us has the right résumé for the right job in us somewhere, and we need only learn how to summon it up and get it down on paper.”
—David H. Freedman, contributing editor, Inc. magazine
Table Of Contents
ACKNOWLEDGMENTs
FOREWORD by Richard N. Bolles
INTRODUCTION: Why This Book Will Help You Land Interviews and Jobs
1 The Naked Truths of Résumé Success
Be Courageous
Be Creative
Be Unconventional
Be Vulnerable
Be Organized
2 Where to Begin
What’s a Résumé?
Use Great Résumés
Get Your Name and Numbers Right
Recall Your Stories
Look Beyond Work
3 Highlight Your Life Experiences
Create Your Master List
Expand Your Experiences
Develop Your Entries
Identify Your Skills
Assess Your Knowledge
Know Your Personal Traits
4 Write for Your Audience
Know Your Audience
Organize Your Content
State Your Experience
Summarize Your Education
List Your Activities
Add Special Categories
5 Fine-Tune Your Résumé
Use a Summary Statement
Use Words Honestly and Well
Format Entries
Edit, Edit, Edit
Make It Scannable
6 Add References and Cover Letters
Identify Your References
Write Persuasive Cover Letters
7 Go with the Flow
Don’t Sweat It
Circulate Your Résumé Strategically
Create a Support Network
Appendixes
A Master List Form
B List of Positive Traits as Adjectives
C Summary Statement Worksheet
D List of Action Verbs
E Sample Résumé Entry Edits
F Common Grammatical Errors
G Sample Résumés with Cover Letters
H Résumé Checklist
WORKS CITED
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
INDEX
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