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Resume your kills – jobsearch.about.com

What should you – and shouldn’t you – include in the skills section of your resume?  What’s important when listing your skills on your resume is to consider relevancy.  What skills do you have that show you are qualified  for the jobs for which you are applying? A resume skills section should include your skill … Continue reading

5 Must-Ask Questions At Job Interviews | Glassdoor Blog

Think an interview is a one-way street? Think again. One of the biggest mistakes a job-seeker can make is not asking any questions at a job interview. An interviewer will almost always ask you at the end of the meeting if you have any questions — say no, and you look ill-prepared, uninformed, and uninterested. … Continue reading

LinkedIn | Most overused profile words | Most Important Part of Your Profile | Mistakes Killing Credibility

Most overused LinkedIn profile words of 2011: creative, organizational, effective – PC Advisor If you were really as “creative” as your resume claims, you’d use different terminology to showcase your skills, according to LinkedIn’s 2011 list of most overused words and phrases. The online professional network, whose membership has ballooned from 85 million a year … Continue reading

Breaking New Ground: Building a National Workforce Skills Credentialing System

  An ACT (American College Testing up to 1996) report introduces the need and associated benefits for establishing a national workforce credentialing system, as we know of no other set of activities more important than getting a critical mass of state, national, and public and private workforce leaders to co-construct this foundational framework to address … Continue reading

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