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Casual Articles - Christian Job Search: Is It Different?
Deciding to move forward on a design and marketing project can be a big deal, but it doesn't have to be. Beyond the emotional benefits of feeling more confident when promoting your business and looking more professional in front of prospects, brand recognition and a myriad of other benefits, let's just take a look at the
Being a Christian is a fine thing, but it doesn't belong blatantly on your resume.
Your resume is NOT about your faith
Basically, we can find anything that has ‘graphic design’ (in term of composition on a surface) in our daily basis. For example, take a look at your shirt, you can see the composition on it (buttons, pocket(s), motifs, color(s)). Or try to find any other items, let say… your television, it consist of composition as well (
I've known lots of Christian job seekers. Most of them share a few characteristics:
- They believe there's something special about "Christian job search"
- They think advertising their skills and achievements is wrongful boasting
- They have remarkably few skills and achievements to advertise
- They worry a great deal, but profess not to
I can't cover all of those here. Let's deal with just the first one.
I've helped a healthy number of Christian professionals craft job-winning resumes. You know what's remarkable about each resume?
Not one of them mentioned Christianity.
Being a Christian is a fine thing, but it doesn't belong blatantly on your resume.
Your resume is NOT about your faith,
For many years I managed a computer training centre. During those years I handled the financials, sales and marketing, human resources and anything else that required input. During this time I also on rare occasions and as an emergency, took over in reception answering the phones. This was not difficult and I did a fair j
I can't cover all of those here. Let's deal with just the first one.
I've helped a healthy number of Christian professionals craft job-winning resumes. You know what's remarkable about each resume?
Not one of them mentioned Christianity.
Being a Christian is a fine thing, but it doesn't belong blatantly on your resume.
Your resume is NOT about your faith
Branding is an application of appropriate marketing techniques in the right proportion to a product. Brand management is to manage the forces in a market suitably to win favors for the product.Branding essentially has to work on both mind and heart of consumers so that the product's perceived value to the customer
I can't cover all of those here. Let's deal with just the first one.
I've helped a healthy number of Christian professionals craft job-winning resumes. You know what's remarkable about each resume?
Not one of them mentioned Christianity.
Being a Christian is a fine thing, but it doesn't belong blatantly on your resume.
Your resume is NOT about your faith
There is no question whether or not movado watches have won over society with its brilliant artistic features and display for time. However, the movado price is perhaps a little too much for a watch. By raising their prices to what they are, it ultimately narrows its target market down significantly. So the question is
I've helped a healthy number of Christian professionals craft job-winning resumes. You know what's remarkable about each resume?
Not one of them mentioned Christianity.
Being a Christian is a fine thing, but it doesn't belong blatantly on your resume.
Your resume is NOT about your faith
You have won them over with your resume and cover letter, and landed an interview. Now, how are you going to stand out from the rest of the interviewees and get the job offer? This article will provide you with some tips and common do’s and don’ts to prepare you for that winning interview.The first point to rememb
Being a Christian is a fine thing, but it doesn't belong blatantly on your resume.
Your resume is NOT about your faith, or your opinions, or your clothes. Your resume IS entirely about your job performance and what the You, Inc. brand offers to somebody who wants to buy your product. It's about achievements and the value they can add.
If you use your resume as a pulpit, or as a commercial for your faith, you run the risk of alienating others unnecessarily. Don't compromise your principles, but don't assault folks with them either.
Might it not make more sense to show your character in a job interview? That's where it really counts. There and on the job.
I knew a fellow once who called himself a Christian. His resume talked a bunch about
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