You've had all summer to relax, plan, make lists - now it's time to get that new job!
Is your resume all polished? Cover letter spell-checked? Both printed on a 20 lb white or blue, beige, pastel paper (for resumes you will be sending by snail mail). Check resumes and cover letters you will be sending to employer websites by emailing a copy to yourself. Make sure the cover letter goes first. Address the cover letter to whomever the website states.
For presentations you will be emailing / sending to websites, the Write Place has developed a 'LETTER' RESUME.
Begin 'LETTER' RESUME:
Dear Employer:
I am responding to your need for an Accounting Professional at your Tampa office. Following is a brief summary of my astute analytical skills and educational background. ...........
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More to come. The Write Place feels that a 'LETTER' resume may be best, first, as human resource personnel don't spend much time, initially, 10-30 seconds, deciding if you are right for an interview, or a second look. A 'LETTER' resume takes about 30 seconds to read and puts all of your cards on the table in that time.
You should also make it clear that you have a conventional resume if they wish to see it. In any case, take a good copy or two of your conventional resume to the interview.
More tips on 'LETTER' resume to follow.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
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