ResumeEdge Resume Center – Resume Writing Tips and More

Résumé Writing 101
It’s a common notion that the sole purpose of a résumé is to get an interview.

Resume Writing Tips – Common Errors
Your resume is one area where hiring managers are not so forgiving on particular mistakes.

Expanding Your Job Search Horizons with Professional Resume Services
Looking out over the online job search horizon, most job seekers will settle upon the most well-known job board.

After Resume Help, How to Prepare for the Big Interview
One of the most important aspects of your job search will be knowing how to get ready for a face-to-face interview.

The Art of the Resume
Don't know where to start? Here's an A-Z look at how resume writing works.

Scannable Resume Design
Get your resume past the screening software and into the hands of a hiring manager.

Please. Hire. Me.
Keyword-Optimized Resumes
Find out why using the right keywords is essential to getting your resume noticed.

Market Yourself with a Resume Done Right
Put together a resume that's designed to sell.

The Importance of Keeping Your Resume Updated
Don't scramble to apply when your dream job comes along. 

Expanding Your Resume: The Curriculum Vitae
Know when the time is right to take your resume to the next level.

Classic Resume Design
Everyone loves a classic. Learn how to format a clean, well-organized resume.

Executive Resumes
Showcase your experience and distinguish yourself from other candidates.

Reverse-Chronological & Functional Resumes
Organize your resume according to your level of experience and goal.

Free Web Resume
In a rush? Put together your online resume in as little as 10 minutes.

Curriculum Vitae
Choose the right approach, based on the job for which you're applying.

Power Verb List
At a loss for words? Check out hundreds of powerful verbs and phrases.

100+ Sample Resumes
View successful resumes spanning industries from Accounting to Zoology.

The Federal Resume
Learn how to make your resume stand out from the competition.

KSAs
Find tips to get you through this important part of the federal hiring process.

Resumix
Format your resume to get past the federal screening software.

Military Transition Resumes
Learn how to make the leap from the military to a federal or civilian career.

Researching Potential Employers on the Web
Become an expert on potential employers by ramping up your Internet search efforts.

Simple Tips to Keep You Looking Like a Winner
Don't let simple blunders spoil your chances of scoring a new job.

Career Coaching Finds Your Motivation When You Can't
Move on to bigger and better with the help of professional motivators.

To Blog or Not to Blog 
Pitfalls to avoid in providing personal data online.

Surviving a Job Loss
Keys to accepting the loss of a job gracefully, no matter what the circumstance.

Five Almost Painless Ways to Make a Career Change
Tips on how to make a smooth transition.
Provided by CareerJournal.com

Networking for Novices: It's All in Who You Know
Start with the basics to build your list of important contacts.

Resigning with Dignity
Why leaving your job with professionalism is important.

Recognizing When It's Time to Move On
Changing jobs can be stressful, but it could be the best thing you ever do.

More Employers Embracing the Concept of Telecommuting
Working from home becoming more acceptable among employers.

Vault Career Guides
Called "CliffsNotes on Careers" by Forbes. Scope out top jobs and employers.

Job Hunting? The Internet May be Your Best Resource
Search online job sites to improve your job hunt.

Don't Blog Your Way Out of a New Job
Your online activities might be keeping you from getting hired.

E-Mail Abuse at Work Could Get You Fired    
Think twice about what you put in your e-mail. Your employer may be watching.
Provided by CareerJournal.com

Working From Home: Make Sure You Get Dressed First
Why setting ground rules is the key to at-home success.

Turn a Deaf Ear to Gossip
No matter how you look at it, it's usually a bad thing.

Is Your Job Killing You?
Chronic stress at work can take a toll on your health.

Are You a Style Icon or an Office Distraction?
What's fashionable may not always be suitable on the job.

Beyond the Job Interview: Personality and Skills Assessments
Coping with today's recruitment strategies may take more than a #2 pencil.

The Mommy Track Takes a New Road
More working moms than ever are steering away from the standard 9-to-5.

Career Spotlight: Culinary Arts
It takes more than just flair in the kitchen if you want to be the next Top Chef.