Resume to Review: 7 tips to make your resume sparkle

 Your resume is a constantly evolving until you get hired!


                                               

    Recently at the Canada Job Expo at Metro Hall in Toronto I spend some time to review some of the attendees resumes and give them feedback. Here are some the suggestions and recommendations that I made

 1. Put your name in the middle of the resume. Your at the Star of the resume. Don't put it on the left or right.

 2.  The top third is the most important part of your resume

 3.  Have a clear objective that is clear and concise

 4.  Use the 3 bullet methods, Share the top three duties you had at your last job

5.   Share the last 3 jobs you had that are pertinent to the role you are applying for

6.  Resume should be maximum 2 pages. There are some roles that will make it longer I.T, developers, special experience, certifications

7.  Interests, volunteering are important aspects that should be shared on your resume

 Your resume will constantly evolve and change on an ongoing basis until you get hired!


                                                                          

Book Review: Rucksack to Briefcase

                                                                     

Introducing: RUCKSACK TO BRIEFCASE…A Civilian-Side Job-Hunting Guide for Service Members and Their Families…

“Deploying back home can be every bit as challenging as a foreign deployment….if you don’t have the right training!”

“With the army cutting brigades at a dozen bases around the country, as well as cuts across the entire military, this comes at a perfect time!”

THE ANSWER: Introducing: Rucksack to Briefcase: A civilian-side job-hunting guide  for service members and their families.”


  " Dylan Raymond share insight on his journey in the military for 25 years and by the end of the book your will come away with strategies to enhance your resume and get the career you want!" Jim Pagiamtzis


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Canada Job Expo an huge success on Thursday Sept 25,2014 #networking #learning #new careers #new immigrants

        It was day learning, sharing and career opportunities in various industry available for attendees who came to the Canada Job Expo at the North York Memorial Centre. We had a great line-up of speakers and new master of ceremonies and new exhibitors for the day.
  
   Huge thanks to Stephanie Athayde for being our MC of the day and Carlton Ellis Founder of Image by Ellis for sharing insights during my talk on importance of being dressed for success.(see video below)
 

   Our next event is on November 22,2014  Learn more



                                        




                                         




                                    







                                   





                                     

                                            

Carlton Ellis and Jim Pagiamtzis

Attendees and Jim Pagiamtzis

                              

                                                   

                                           

Murali Murthy sharing insights on LinkedIn

                                                 

 Telus Health  Pandas were very popular at the show

Book Review: Get the Job - Optimize Your Resume for the Online Job Search

       

                                                                               

Get the Job

Great insights and examples on how to put an effective resume together. From resume to social media strategies Pamela Paterson hits the mark on how to connect and reach your target career.

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