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• The Rule on Your Resume’s Reference By: Helen Gray - Answer this truthfully; do you think listing down known names on your references will gain positive endorsement for you? If your answer is yes, you are also one of the too many who will get in troubled for believing it. Employers does not only look at references as mere positive endorsement of the candidates but they see pass through it. You need to understand what employers look for in references, do this, by keeping in mind that name dropping will not work great wonders for you.
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• Strategies To Manage Your Career During A Recession By: Surranna Sandy - Strategies To Manage Your Career During A Recession By Surranna Sandy, CPRW, CEIP, President ResumeSolutions.ca An April 2009 report from Stats Canada showed that employment declined by 61,000 in March - with all the job losses coming from full-time employment. According to the report, this steep job loss has pushed up the rate of unemployment by 0.3% to a 7 year high of 8.0%.
• Writing a Great Résumé Using Action Verbs By: Surranna Sandy - Writing a Great Résumé Using Action Verbs By Surranna Sandy, CPRW, CEIP, President RésuméSolutions.ca For many job seekers, the thought of writing a résumé fills them with dread. However, there is no getting away from it unless you use a professional résumé writing company such as resumesolutions.ca, as a résumé is a critical component of a job seeker’s career management tool kit. As everyone knows, getting a job depends on getting an interview with a potential employer.
• 12 COMMON RÉSUMÉ WRITING MISTAKES By: Surranna Sandy - 12 COMMON RÉSUMÉ WRITING MISTAKES By Surranna Sandy, CPRW, CEIP, President ResumeSolutions.ca Many Canadian and international job seekers are aware that errors on their résumé, even seemingly insignificant ones, can mean the difference between a request for an interview and having their résumé sent to the not interested pile.” In today’s highly competitive job market, it is essential that job seekers craft résumés that are error-proof with high impact. The list of mistakes made by job seekers when writing their résumés is endless.
• Common Mistakes in Executive résumé s…and How To Avoid Them By: Surranna Sandy - Common Mistakes in Executive résumé s…and How To Avoid Them A special report by Surranna Sandy, CPRW, CEIP, President, résumé solutions.ca Preparing an effective executive résumé and cover letter requires the job seeker to successfully and concisely market themselves with imagination and originality. Your executive résumé should be a strong statement of your skills, abilities, experiences and accomplishments presented in a strategic manner to capture the attention of executive recruiters and senior decision-makers. You résumé should motivate them to contact you to discuss employment opportunities.
• Resume Writing Strategies for New Graduates By: Surranna Sandy - As the President of ResumeSolutions.ca, I have worked extensively with new graduates with degrees and diplomas in a myriad of fields, from Information Technology, Marketing, Business Administration, Education and Liberal Arts to engineering, mathematics, statistics, science, zoology, fisheries and environmental programs just to name a few. Many new graduates rely on the notion that their degree or diploma major is enough to convey to a potential employer the depth of their skills and qualifications.
• Adapting Your Résumé to Canadian Job Market By: Surranna Sandy - One of the biggest mistakes new immigrants to Canada make when attempting to enter into the Canadian job market is continuing to use the résumé from their home countries. It is important that newly arrived jobseekers tailor their résumés towards meeting the needs of Canadian employers. As the President of Résumé Solutions, I have worked with 1000s of new immigrants who came to our organization for help when they have been unable to find work for months after arriving in Canada.
• Ten Jobs that Pays $30.00 per hour By: Surranna Sandy - Ten Jobs that Pays $30.00 per hour Database Administrator Mean Hourly Wage: $33.78 Mean Salary: $65,871 Growth Rate: 37% through 2016 Database administrators manage database systems that help companies store, process, and access data effectively. Candidates need a college diploma or bachelors degree in information technology. Registered Nurse Mean Hourly Wage: $30.04 Mean Salary: $58,578 Growth Rate: 23% through 2016 Nursing is projected to generate more new jobs than any other profession.
• The Basics of Resume Writing By: Surranna Sandy - What is a résumé? A résumé is a marketing document that outlines your unique core competencies, achievements and work experiences presented in a way that encourages potential employers to call you for an interview. As part of your overall career marketing toolkit, your résumé serves as your personal marketing brochure. The goal of a well-written résumé is to get the attention of the hiring manager to secure a job interview.

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