Tips for Entry-Level IT Job Hunters on Developing a Well-Rounded Resume

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In rough economic times, it’s not enough to just have great technical skills. To make sure your resume will rise above the competition even for entry level roles, you need to make sure you offer a well-rounded skillset.

That means ensuring you have the “soft” skills, like communication, project management and time management, which will make you a member of the team – and more than just a technical resource. These are not just skills you’re born with, either. With practice and study you can develop your leadership management and other soft skills in order to make yourself competitive for the technical jobs you’re looking for. Here are the top skills you should exhibit in addition to your technical chops: Continue Reading

Nursing Resume Tips – How to Write a Nursing Resume

The healthcare industry is booming right now and it’s expected to grow exponentially over the next few decades.  According to government sources, healthcare spending in the U.S. is projected to grow to $4.1 trillion within the next six years and will account for over 20% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP).  A fortunate side-effect of this projection is that the medical industry will also create over $3 million new jobs by 2020, so it’s certainly a good time to consider a career as a nurse, medical assistant, or other healthcare professional. Continue Reading

Don’t Submit Your Entry-Level Resume without Showcasing

Every good resume comes with basic components to lure in hiring managers, and they are especially useful for you when writing an entry-level resume.  But what are those components?  Here are a few to consider: Continue Reading