Employers always look for skilled truck drivers to handle their transportation needs. Since most of the time, it is impossible to tell how skilled a person is before he or she is hired, employers take the applicants’ word that they are indeed quite qualified for the job. Both the truck driver resume and the cover… Read More »
When was the last time you gave your resume a thorough once-over? And when was it that you looked through and added more information to the skills section on your resume? If your answer is “it has been a while”, you need to do something about this. The skills that you possess at this point… Read More »
A skills section is an important part of the Patient Service Representative’s Resume. In many places within a resume, your skills are highlighted automatically, even if you have not placed emphasis on them yourself. Even though they are dynamically emphasized upon, it is important for you to build upon them in a separate section within… Read More »
No one can deny the fact that mention of skills in a medical billing resume makes the document profound and a good read. While employers do want to know what your work experience has been, and how much you contributed to the company, they also want to see how you managed to do it all.… Read More »
Most applicants for swim coach jobs do not know this but they are quite harshly judged by their ability to do things that are important to an employer. Consciously and subconsciously, an employer looks for skills and bases their opinion on what they find out about skills. Unfortunately, a majority of job seekers are not… Read More »
An elementary teacher is either skilled or not – there is no in-between. Since you do not want to be placed in the unskilled category, it makes sense to put in all your efforts to be placed in the skilled one – which is not easy! The entire purpose of both an elementary teacher resume… Read More »
An employee’s skills can only be gauged by a supervisor who is monitoring his or her every move within a work environment. But how are the skills of a job seeker gauged? This is extremely difficult as there are no supervisors involved, and there is very little chance that you will get to see a… Read More »
Unless you know how good you are as an application support analyst, you cannot write the skills section of your resume. A little self-analysis is important here. Resumes hold a lot of information and each block of information (whether it is experience, education, skills, or accomplishments) requires a lot in terms of effort. Skills particularly… Read More »
All employers look for applicants who are already skilled in what they do, as opposed to those that need training in developing and polishing their skills. Resumes and cover letters are both grand avenues to communicate your skills. The resume, however, can provide a more comprehensive view of your abilities since it hosts a special… Read More »
Resume writing for an animal care worker position is never complete without mention of skills. How good you are is what decides if you will be an asset to the organization where you wish to work – or a liability. If you are skilled, you need to make it obvious to the potential employer. The… Read More »