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Why customer service skills are invaluable to employers

28/06/2020

Impactful and meaningful customer service is critically important to just about every business, which is why it featured as one of my most common transferrable

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Why teamwork strengths will get you over the application line

21/06/2020

Another of the most common transferrable skills that I recently blogged about is teamwork (including from a team leader perspective). In just about all contexts

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Why it’s important to highlight your communication strengths

14/06/2020

In line with my recent blog on the most common transferrable skills, communications (both oral and written) has been identified as one of the most

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To reference or not to reference in your resume

07/06/2020

Your professional, job-tailored resume should always include your most relevant employment and academic history (including licences, certifications and training courses), as well as a summary

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Why resume writing needs a collaborative partnership approach

31/05/2020

If you’re planning on hiring a professional resume writer to help progress you career, be prepared to invest time as well as resources. A high-calibre

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How to keep your written tense and tone recruiter-worthy

24/05/2020

While there’s no absolute ruling on what tenses and voices to use in your resume and other career documentation, there are some general standards and

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Five primary transferrable skills when making a career change

18/05/2020

Altering your career path can no doubt appear daunting and feel overwhelming. Particularly if you think you’ll have to start all over again. The prospect

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Why it’s important to keep your resume recent and relevant

11/05/2020

While it’s tempting to maintain an extensive (and no doubt impressive) career history in your resume, there are strong and valid reasons for being ‘space

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How to respond to selection criteria – keep it concise and relevant

04/05/2020

Many public sector roles in particular require you to address selection criteria in your job application. Most selection criteria address the core skills, knowledge, experience

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Key differences between your resume and LinkedIn profile

27/04/2020

Clients often ask whether the resume content we have produced is suitable for their corresponding LinkedIn profile. My standard reply is that while consistent messaging

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Jeanette Walton received a Writing Expertise Acknowledgement via resumé work published in 7th edition of Resumes for Dummies

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