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Selected Articles and Job Search Tips
by Pat Kendall, NCRW
Resume Writing Basics: 5 Steps for Success
Five components of effective resume writing.
Common Mistakes: How Job Seekers Sabotage the Job Search
Don't let these common errors trip you up!
Chapter 1 from Pat's book
Keywords: What Every Job Seeker Needs to Know

Why researching your job target is one of the most important things you can do to improve resume effectiveness. Step-by-step instructions on how to find your "ideal" job online.
Power Up Your Job Search
Move your online job search into high gear!
Cover Letter Writing Tips
A "user friendly" guide on how to write cover letters.
Cover Letters for the Wired Job Market
How to create, format, and use cover letters online.
Interviewing Tips
The keys to success: Conducting research, developing a personal sales pitch, and practicing your presentation.
Electronic Job Market Revisited
Article written for the National Resume Writers Association.
Advantages of Web Resumes
With benefits ranging from image-enhancement to accessibility, HTML-based resumes can provide job seekers with some real advantages.
Stretch Your Job Search Dollars
Keep your job search costs down by effectively using Internet resources and investing wisely in professional services.
Resume Vehicles for the Online Job Market
Learn about the three most common types of e-resumes.

Electronic Resumes
A quick tutorial on the most popular types of electronic resumes – ASCII, HTML, and scannable – plus tips on how to create, format, and e-mail ASCII text resumes.

ABCs of Resume Posting
Everything you need to know about posting your resume online.

The Undercover Job Search / Confidential Resumes
How to create a "confidential" resume to protect your privacy during a high-stakes job search.

 

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