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Testimonial by Sandra Richez, Head of Career Services, EDHEC Global MBA
How Dave Used the Course to find a Great Job
How People Earn $20,000/Yr. More and Save Time with Job Search Preparation
Access to the Private Facebook Group and Brain Boosts
An Introduction to Resume Hacking
One of the most important things to realize when you build your resume is this: You don't want to be everything to everybody. In other words, you don't want to claim to have a very broad range of skills that apply to many different kinds of jobs and organizations. Recruiters want to know that you have skills for the specific position they are looking to fill. This is why it is important to pick your Big Six Skills and talk about them, then continuously refer back to them throughout your resume, LinkedIn® Profile, and cover letter.
You are an iceberg. People tend to sell themselves short when they think about skills that they have. The reality is that you just have to present your life experiences in a way that helps other professionals understand how their organizations can use your perspective. If you are a young job seeker and don't have much professional experience, that is okay! For any candidate, finding relevant bullet points is about reflecting back on past experiences (from schooling, part time jobs, projects, athletics, volunteer work, hobbies, and other life experiences) and framing them in a way that makes sense for the Big Six Skills that you're presenting.
How do you identify your core communication strategy and supporting experiences?
Don't Get Bogged Down with These Resume Myths
Some organizations--especially large ones--often use algorithms to process resumes. If your resume doesn't have the right buzzwords, language, or key words in the copy, then it may not even make it in front of a real human being. In order to get past the robots, use our Step By Step Guide to the A.R.P. in order to keyword optimize your resume.
How much do you know about resume keyword optimization?
Using Eazl's Power Language Tool to Design Content [Power Language Tool Here]
Using brands, numbers, and details in the body content of your resume will build trust with the reader, and that's crucial! Here, you'll learn how to think about each bulletpoint and use Eazl's supplementary tools to develop killer resume content.
Using the Eazl Schematic for Writing a Powerful Executive Summary
Introduction to the SideBYSide Resume Tutorials
Resume Resource Bank [Templates & Samples Here]
Reverse Engineering and Building the Big Six Skills
Describing Organizations and Using Job Titles
Designing a Keyword Optimization Strategy
Writing Great Resume Content for a Past Job
Writing Great Resume Content for a Volunteer Position
Writing an Intelligent Position Description
Writing a Powerful Executive Summary
Designing the Education Section
Finishing Up: Describing Another Full-time Position
Finishing Up: Describing an Academic Research Post
Finishing Up: Describing a Professional Internship
Finishing Up: Adding Languages and Other Extras
From the Vlog: Coding Labs, GitHub, and Personal Websites on Tech Resumes
Extra: How to Handle Promotions within the Same Organization
The Cover Letter Resource Bank [Templates and Samples Here]
Designing Your Cover Letter Strategy [Application Barriers Checklist Here]
Hack: How to Mass Customize Your Cover Letters
Eazl's SIS System for Decoding Organizational Cultures [SIS Guide Here]
How are you going to approach your cover letter?
SideBYSide: Writing a Cover Letter that Makes the Difference
An Introduction to LinkedIn® Profile Building [Step by Step Profile Guide]
How to Connect Your Big Six Skills with Your LinkedIn® Profile Using Images
SideBYSide: How to Source Personal Branding Collateral from YouTube®
SideBYSide: How to Source Personal Branding Collateral from Slideshare®
Using Your Profile Photo to Lower Friction with Recruiters
How to Take Your Own Professional Photo [Makeup Guide for Business Photos Here]
Intelligent Design for LinkedIn® Profile Headlines
How to Write Powerful LinkedIn® Summaries [Guide to LinkedIn® Summaries Here]
The Opportunity for Visual Branding on Your LinkedIn® Profile
From the Vlog: Two Recipes for Getting LinkedIn Recommendations
SideBYSides: Building the LinkedIn® Profile That Earned a Promotion
Part 1: Summary Design and Collection of Supplementary Collateral
Part 2: Integrate Your Headshot and Summary Collateral, Generate a Custom URL
Part 3: Taking Your Professional Story Live with Visual Collateral
Part 4: Linking Educational Institutions and Making Your Degrees Pop
Part 5: Using the Supplemental Sections
Part 6: Connecting Skills with Your Big Six and Optimizing Advanced Features
Extra: How to Source Beautiful Copyright-free Banner Images for your Profile
Intro: Your Commitment to Being Active [List of Strategies Here]
Why Organizations Hire and How it Impacts Your Job Search
Your Secret Weapon: Job Search CRM [e-Networking Word Tracks Here]
SideBYSides: Setting Up Your Job Search CRM
What is CRM and why does it matter to you?
Boolean Techniques: How to Search Like an Expert [Guide to Boolean Search Here]
SideBYSide: Kaman's Boolean Search Trick for Finding Related Companies
What are Boolean search operators and why do they matter?
Who is Scanning My Resume?
How to Use Recruiters and Staffing Agencies
How to Uncover Middle Market Opportunities
Note: The guide found in this resources section is a re-posting of the CCMM guide found attached to the Job Search CRM module.
SideBYSides: Finding Networking Targets on LinkedIn®
SideBYSides: Researching Organizations on LinkedIn®
How the Hidden Job Market Works
How to Use Informal Chats to Build a Network
What is the culture of informal professional conversations?
EazlLive: An Example of an Informal Chat
An Introduction to Interview Hacking
How the Interviewing System Works
By Request: How to Sell Yourself Without Selling
Data Science on the Traits Fortune 500 Hiring Managers Seek
EazlViews: A Fortune 500 Recruiter on Interviewing
Hacking Interview Prep: The BORG System [Interview Cheat Sheet Here]
EazlViews: A Fortune 500 Recruiter on References [Reference Templates Here]
How to Use Crisis Narratives to Tell Powerful Stories
How to Handle the Weakness Question
How to Master the Art of Small Talk
EazlLive: Active Listening to Find Strategic Information
What Information Can Be Used to Develop a Smarter Approach to This Firm?
The $10,000 Strategy: How to Never Be Stumped by Any Question
How to Present Yourself Confidently and Handle Interview Nerves
How to Overcome Interview Nerves
How to Make a Great First Impression
How to Hack Phone Interviews [Guide to Phone Screens Here]
How to Ace Video Interviews
How to Ace the Agency / Headhunter / Staffing Manager Interview
EazlViews: Mock Interview with a Fortune 500 Recruiter
Extra: What to Do After the Interview + Email Templates
How to Negotiate Offers [Word Tracks for Declining Offers Here]
Your Invitation to Connect with Davis + Course Wrap Up
EazlView: Economist Charles Hugh Smith on Accrediting Yourself
Further Study: Using the VISTA Career Planning Tool [VISTA Tool Here]
Further Study: Handling Employment Gaps on Your Resume
Further Study: Incorporating a Long Career into Your Resume
If you are a young job seeker that could be identified as a high school student, college student, or a candidate with "no experience" then the key is to realize that you do have skills. Identifying these skills and framing them correctly in your resume will give your resume power. Also, know that people recruiting young candidates are not looking for experts--they're looking for people who want to learn. You'll also see how to reformat your resume in a way that's optimal for candidates looking for their first position or internship.
Further Study: How to Use Incomplete Degrees on Your Resume
Further Study: How to Create Opportunities with Startups
Further Study: Strategies for the Long Distance Job Search
Further Study: How Leadership Development Programs Work
EazlView: Nick Livingston on How Technical Recruiters Interview
Using Honeit.com to Practice Your Interviewing Skills
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