Here's the list I've put together (in no particular order):

Top Five Resume Mistakes

• Forget to include your contact information - This seems silly, but it happens more often than you might think, especially on resumes submitted through an internet form. ALWAYS double check to make sure you have all your appropriate contact i
  Business & Purchasing: Buy Smart and Avoid Excess Inventory in Your Warehouse
  Many companies are surprised when they find excess inventory of fast moving items during a physical inventory. After getting over the initial surprise, they shrug their shoulders and say: “these are fast moving items and they should sell.” What they fail to realize is that even though fast moving items will sell, they carry unnecessary storage costs that affect their bottom line profit.Issues resulting from having the wrong purchasing information:- Fast moving items resulting in excess inventory. - Buying based on “gut feeling” rather than accurate computer information. - Buying “out of cont
  nding a great job. However, even though this is a widely recognized fact, I still see resumes come across my desk with glaring errors and obvious problems. With this in mind, I've compiled a list of the biggest five resume mistakes that I see which are easily preventable.

  Here's the list I've put together (in no particular order):

  Top Five Resume Mistakes

  • Forget to include your contact information - This seems silly, but it happens more often than you might think, especially on resumes submitted through an internet form. ALWAYS double check to make sure you have all your appropriate contact
    A Creative RIOT
    Relevant, original and impactful: that’s what my friend Creative Director Jim Mountjoy says that effective creative must be. With apologies to Jim, I have my own acronym because I think ROI is only 75 percent of the way there. Effective creative is a RIOT: relevant, impactful, original and true.Let’s say you are a personal injury attorney who represents the people. Do you think that a blue collar worker cares if you have “protected North Carolinians since 1975,” or would a message like “fighting the system for you” resonate more? The first is chest-thumping, the second is more relevant.A campaign we once did for
    in mind, I've compiled a list of the biggest five resume mistakes that I see which are easily preventable.

    Here's the list I've put together (in no particular order):

    Top Five Resume Mistakes

    • Forget to include your contact information - This seems silly, but it happens more often than you might think, especially on resumes submitted through an internet form. ALWAYS double check to make sure you have all your appropriate contact
      Good Manners Mean Good Business
      Good manners, good networking and good business all have the same thing in common. What they have in common is “you!” You are the secret weapon that everyone is looking for to help promote themselves effortlessly, enhance their communication skills, and more effectively network.Sounds too easy, doesn’t it? It is easy! There is magic that will happen in both your professional and personal lives if you hone these skills. Once these skills are sharpened, you need to use these valuable tools daily.How do you enter a room at a networking event? Do you look for a friend or acquaintance that you already know? Will you
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      Top Five Resume Mistakes

      • Forget to include your contact information - This seems silly, but it happens more often than you might think, especially on resumes submitted through an internet form. ALWAYS double check to make sure you have all your appropriate contact
        Notes for Newbies - Part Twenty-Three - Joint Ventures
        Hello againToday we want to talk about joint ventures. Joint ventures are processes where two people in the business combine their resources to sell a product then split the profits for the venture.Joint ventures Suppose, for example, you have a good product but no list. The answer, sometimes, is a joint venture. You can join up with somebody with an impressive list. You sell your product to his or her list and you agree to split profits. A typical split is 50% - 50%, but this is negotiable.This is just one example, there are all sorts of opportunities for joint ventures. In every ca
        ens more often than you might think, especially on resumes submitted through an internet form. ALWAYS double check to make sure you have all your appropriate contact information on your resume. This includes the following: Name, address, phone number (cell, home or both just make sure you can be reached at it), and email address (necessary in today's workplace). Key points: Remember to always include this information, and to always make sure it's up to date.
      • Use an inappropriate personal email address - For example, if your college email address was "idrinkalot@kegmaster.com" then this would not be acceptable to put on your resume. This is exactly the wrong kind of impression to give your potential employer. When it comes down to you and another candidate, you don't want them thinking of