Resume Writing – in double quick time!
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Pamela Hee
Pamela is a Life Science graduate and Certified Human Behaviour Analyst who has been using behavioural profiling tools such as DISC since the late 1990s. Her first foray into publications was in 1994 and has contributed to various agencies including The Salvation Army, Crisis Relief Society and National Youth Achievement Award. She also has been involved in career guidance since 1998. In addition, she is looking into the recruitment & training of volunteers in a full-time capacity. By Pamela Hee
Published on 08/26/2008
Stuck in a rut? Feel like you’re running on a treadmill? Here’s how you can update your resume using minimal brainpower. Warning: creativity is necessary!
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- Start with the big ticket items – such as education, jobs, and other similar nobrainer items that can be completed in a jiffy.
- Write JDs for recent jobs – key achievements, projects, ideas – it’s a time to show you’re blooming where you’re at!
- Career objective – this is to just repeat what you’ve just mentioned in the previous points, but in a concise fashion – a personal tag-line? You’ve got it!
- Bonuses – everyone loves them, but not all appreciate the time it takes to plan them. Same thing can be said here!