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Review of ACE the IT Resume!Submitted by Patrick on Sun, 10/29/2006 - 8:55pm.
Reviewed By: Missy Grote Most IT professionals are wonderful problem solvers and pride themselves on all the extent of their knowledge. Just look at all the letters that follow their names: MCSE CNE MCP CCNA & A+ are just a few. Despite all this technology know-how, anyone in the IT field knows that when looking for a job, showcasing all of one's knowledge and experience can be a challenge. If you're one of these technical gurus & you're looking to broaden your horizons with a new job opportunity or if you're an up-and-coming wannabe, there's a book that might make your search more productive. ACE the IT Resume! is a book that will show you how to create a winning IT resume and get the job you want. Authors Paula Moreira & Robyn Thorpe covered not just how to write a successful resume, but cover letters as well. I always appreciate books that include actual samples of what the authors are talking about! Even though there are a lot of job books out there this one is anything but generic. From the get-go, the book clearly states its goal to get you the job of your dreams. Since your resume often acts as the first contact with prospective employers, it is important that it contains enough information, worded in the right way, so that hiring managers will feel it will be worthwhile to give you a call. This book will guide you through the resume-writing process to do just that. There is even a section which discusses keywords that IT managers tend to look for. Just reviewing this section alone could broaden your prospects. After you are finished writing your winning resume this book still proves to be an asset. I'm sort of dated because I favor sending resumes via snail mail. My logic is supported by wanting to make a good impression with the fancy resume paper and starched white envelopes that I have stockpiled. Looking over the section on e-mail etiquette I realized this venue is something I need to brush up on. Just think about it: someone can e-mail their resume to the actual hiring manager and have it arrive before they get in the office on Monday morning. I'm not throwing all my fancy paper away just yet (it's good for making paper airplanes too). In any event, this section will help you brush up on professional e-mail etiquette. ACE the IT Resume! is a valuable resource for hi-tech job seekers. You will have the tools needed to create a winning resume to get you noticed. You will also get tips on how to find jobs online as well as a few suggestions for interviewing. Land the job of your dreams - this book will show you how. Bookmark/Search this post with: 2297 reads
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