Resume hair-tearing
Feb. 8th, 2007 11:14 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
xelaI recently came across some really excellent resume advice, and am in the middle of redoing mine from scratch in light of it.
If in some alternate universe having my toenails pulled out with pliers were equally likely to help me find a good job, I'd be sorely tempted.
The (small, distant) silver lining is that the really excellent advice includes a coda that is head-bangingly obvious once you've heard it: Revise your resume every three months whether you need to or not.
If in some alternate universe having my toenails pulled out with pliers were equally likely to help me find a good job, I'd be sorely tempted.
The (small, distant) silver lining is that the really excellent advice includes a coda that is head-bangingly obvious once you've heard it: Revise your resume every three months whether you need to or not.
