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Resume Tips

Resume Tips How To Write A Resume. Resumes are a marketing tool to sell your experience and qualifications to potential employers. The resume is a personal statement of your education and experience, as well as your career direction for the future. It should highlight your relevant qualifications and accomplishments as they relate to the employer’s current needs. DO: · Begin with a clear objective tailored to the specific job for which you are applying. · Start sentences with action verbs. · Quantify your experience whenever possible, citing figures that demonstrate progress due directly to your work. · Limit your resume to no more than two pages · Organize education and employment in reverse chronological order. · List accomplishments whenever possible rather than just describing duties. · Give attention to the attractiveness and clarity of the resume. · Proofread it numerous times. DON'T: · Sell yourself short. · Include personal information such as: social security number, marital status, health, citizenship, age, children or religion. · Provide irrelevant information such as travel history, previous pay rates, reasons for leaving jobs, irrelevant awards, associations and memberships. Or the phrase “References upon request.” · List references with your resume. Prepare a separate list to be offered at interview time. · Make it a biography of everything you have ever done. · Use introductory phrases such as “My duties included” or “I was responsible for.” · Use unusual font types, underlines, italics, shading, graphics, and adjusted spacing. This will prevent your resume from being easily accessed by different computer programs. RESUME COVER LETTER The Cover Letter briefly describes what you can do for the Employer.

Interview Guide

First Impressions Count.
Dressing For Success
10 Most Asked Interview Questions.
Job Interview Success Strategy.
1) First Impressions Count! The first minutes of the interview are the most important. An employer begins sizing up your potential the instant you walk in the room. An excellent initial impression, on the other hand, will put a favorable glow on everything else you say during the rest of the interview--and could well encourage the employer to ask less demanding questions. How can you ensure that you make a terrific first impression? The easiest answer is to be sure your grooming and your dress is immaculate. Just be sure that you are able to put together an adequate outfit that is both professional and squeaky-clean....

How To Negotiate For A Pay Rise

Tips on Salary Negotiation 1. 1. 5 Common Salary Negotiation Mistakes to Avoid! If you are planning to negotiate a salary or ask for a salary raise, JobSupermart.com has this advice that you don?t make any of these 5 Common Mistakes: Avoid raising salary issue until the question about ?your salary requirements? is raised by the employer. Do not know how much you are really worth.

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Resources

•	Working in Hong Kong
•	Resume Tips
•	Tips on Salary Negotiation
•	Interview Guide

•	Interrogative Interviews - How to Deal & Win the Job
•	Your Voice Counts - How to Ace That Phone Interview
•	How to Pass That Second Job Interview
•	How to Design a Resume That Stands Out
•	Body Language- your Winning Tool for Job Interview
•	Employment Tips you Can Count on
•	Key Ingredients for a Good Resume Cover Letter
•	Follow Up Letter, your Secret to Job Success
•	Job Banks - the Portal to your Dream Job!
•	Making the Most Out of your Resume. Do Job Research

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