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Creating resume appeal with proper resume margins

Posted by Natalie Joan on Friday, May 21, 2010, In : Resumé Tips 
Guest post by:  Jessica Holbrook of Great Resumes Fast

Recently, we’ve been discussing resume aesthetics.  What looks pleasing, what doesn’t, what makes a great first impression, and well … what doesn’t.  In the last article, I talked about bullets and paragraphs.  In this brief article, I’m going to elaborate on margins.

I am sure there could be debates on many sides as to what margin sizes to use and why.  But as a former hiring manager for fortune 500 companies turned executive res...

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5 reasons your resume sucks (and how to make it better)

Posted by Natalie MacLellan on Monday, February 8, 2010, In : Products and Services 
Guest post by Sarah Semark, Triggers and Sparks

When I put out a hiring notice a little while ago, I was flooded with resumes. Now, like any business owner, I’m both hardworking and lazy, so I quickly developed a shorthand to help me sift through all the applicants. In short: if I could find a good reason to throw your resume out, it was gone.

In this charming economic climate, if you’re looking for a new job, it may be time to take a good hard look at your own resume, and ensure that youâ...

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Natalie Joan I am a writer, editor and adult education professional living in Halifax NS. I write and edit resumés, and offer workshops on resumé writing, job hunting, and interviewing. This blog is a place for me to post my favourite resumé tips, answer common questions, and occasionally rant about my pet peeves.

  

   


 
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