I've got a family member who's a teacher and just got laid off. The resume was awful and I tried updating it but I feel that its just lacking something. Would any of you guys mind giving it a look over to see how I can make it better for them?
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Would a professional involved in hiring be able to offer their advice on a resume?
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I took a class on this just recently and learned some interesting facts:
1. Keep active verbs up front
2. Create your own template...no Word templates
3. Make it uniform
4. Most important information at the top of the first page(for me as a college student that is the only page)
1. Keep active verbs up front
2. Create your own template...no Word templates
3. Make it uniform
4. Most important information at the top of the first page(for me as a college student that is the only page)
you'd probably get a lot better feedback if you posted the meat-and-potatoes of your resume in this threadOriginally Posted by oman
if you're worried about privacy you could delete it after a couple days - i promise not to quote it or anything
not a good idea. i know youre safe, and so are most here, but who knows who isnt.
anyways, from what ive seen it looks good just as is, and perhaps it is just a matter of being a little more patient on getting calls for a job? how long has he been unemployed?
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She's been unemployed for 2 weeks and she's "going down hill mentally"? I was out of work for 6 months. Try that.
She's been unemployed for 2 weeks and she's "going down hill mentally"? I was out of work for 6 months. Try that.Originally Posted by texas_jack
You're better than her. Feel better now? All this woman's got is teaching. Its sad but true. Without it, she's just lost.
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