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- Be concise -
No more than two pages.
- Use action words
that express a positive and dynamic approach.
- A good résumé
shows stability, career advancement and an interest in continuing education.
- Focus on your
achievements rather than your tasks.
- Demonstrate your
willingness to take on new challenges and your ability to succeed.
- Omit the insignificant
clerical tasks.
- Attach a presentation
letter to set the stage and customize the application.
- Follow up on
all applications. Remember... they are checking your personality and
language skills, even on the phone.
- Keep a record
of your job search activity to be able to follow up in a timely manner
and take note of information on contact persons.
- Research the
company before the interview (contacts, Internet, newspapers, etc.).
- After the interview,
send a thank-you letter to reiterate your interest and highlight key
qualifications for the position.
- Get a signed,
WRITTEN offer before quitting your job.
- Always resign
in a professional and amicable manner, thanking the company and coworkers
for their support.
We have more than
18 years of experience in this field, and would like to meet you to help
you advance professionally.
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