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    Step 2: Organize your abilities. Focus on skills, not research projects. I can’t say this enough. The title of your dissertation is really not as interesting as the fact that you conducted small molecule scale up in a Medicinal Chemistry Department and have experience with HPLC and NMR. Don’t be afraid to sell your most marketabl

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    You’re a scientist, you’re very well educated, you’re intelligent, and so writing your own r?sum? should be easy, correct? I mean, how hard could it be? Especially if you have written your own thesis or dissertation in the past, you may feel that you can save the $300 bucks (or however much it costs, even if it is a tax deduction!) and simply do it yourself. The answer to this may surprise you…

    Sometimes you can write your own r?sum?, and write it well. From my experience as an industry recruiter, where I saw hundreds of scientific r?sum?s every day, there would be maybe 1 or 2 r?sum?s that were REALLY well written. Then there was the tier of r?sum?s that you had to suffer through in order to find out the actual skills that the individual possessed. I will confess, there are times when I threw out a r?sum? because it was simply too jumbled, and it was just frustrating to read.

    Here are some tips:

    Step 1: What are the secrets to writing a great r?sum?? First, you need to have a plan. Get an actual written example of the position to which you are applying. Your r?sum? has to be tailored to this position, or your r?sum? ends up looking too general. I know there are times when you are a bit lost, and you don’t know what kind of job you want. My advice? Find out. Unless you are a new graduate, a general r?sum? will only hurt more than help.

    Step 2: Organize your abilities. Focus on skills, not research projects. I can’t say this enough. The title of your dissertation is really not as interesting as the fact that you conducted small molecule scale up in a Medicinal Chemistry Department and have experience with HPLC and NMR. Don’t be afraid to sell your most marketable

    The Background on Background Checks
    In one of my past lives I held a Top Secret clearance as a Civil Service employee working for the Air Force. So I am familiar with background checks. But many job seekers are not. Here's a little background on background checks... More companies are doing background checks on potential employees these days than ever before.  Why?  Here are justa few of the reasons: 1. Studies show that 30-40% of all job applicants put false information on their resumes or applications, and "exaggerate" their qu
    ly do it yourself. The answer to this may surprise you…

    Sometimes you can write your own r?sum?, and write it well. From my experience as an industry recruiter, where I saw hundreds of scientific r?sum?s every day, there would be maybe 1 or 2 r?sum?s that were REALLY well written. Then there was the tier of r?sum?s that you had to suffer through in order to find out the actual skills that the individual possessed. I will confess, there are times when I threw out a r?sum? because it was simply too jumbled, and it was just frustrating to read.

    Here are some tips:

    Step 1: What are the secrets to writing a great r?sum?? First, you need to have a plan. Get an actual written example of the position to which you are applying. Your r?sum? has to be tailored to this position, or your r?sum? ends up looking too general. I know there are times when you are a bit lost, and you don’t know what kind of job you want. My advice? Find out. Unless you are a new graduate, a general r?sum? will only hurt more than help.

    Step 2: Organize your abilities. Focus on skills, not research projects. I can’t say this enough. The title of your dissertation is really not as interesting as the fact that you conducted small molecule scale up in a Medicinal Chemistry Department and have experience with HPLC and NMR. Don’t be afraid to sell your most marketabl

    Enter The Rich Jerk, a Marketing Odyssey Part 1
    The Rich Jerk is a more or less known internet marketer. According to all available information, it appears that until recently, this Rich Jerk was quite content keeping a low profile on the net and enjoying the fruits of his labor.Now that has all changed. From an anonymous internet marketing success, the Rich Jerk has trampled his way in and exploded on the scene, the "You can make tons of easy fast money on the internet" scene, that is.Although I can't comment just yet on the validity of the informat
    er through in order to find out the actual skills that the individual possessed. I will confess, there are times when I threw out a r?sum? because it was simply too jumbled, and it was just frustrating to read.

    Here are some tips:

    Step 1: What are the secrets to writing a great r?sum?? First, you need to have a plan. Get an actual written example of the position to which you are applying. Your r?sum? has to be tailored to this position, or your r?sum? ends up looking too general. I know there are times when you are a bit lost, and you don’t know what kind of job you want. My advice? Find out. Unless you are a new graduate, a general r?sum? will only hurt more than help.

    Step 2: Organize your abilities. Focus on skills, not research projects. I can’t say this enough. The title of your dissertation is really not as interesting as the fact that you conducted small molecule scale up in a Medicinal Chemistry Department and have experience with HPLC and NMR. Don’t be afraid to sell your most marketabl

    How Strong is Your Network
    I often hear clients and colleagues say that they wish they lived in or closer to a big city that offers many networking opportunities.I count myself fortunate to live in such a city—and one that has a strong entrepreneurial presence—that offers countless networking opportunities. But to tell you the honest truth, I only belong to one local networking group for women in business. Why only one? Local networking is time-consuming and expensive.I do, however, participate in many other forms of networking.
    l written example of the position to which you are applying. Your r?sum? has to be tailored to this position, or your r?sum? ends up looking too general. I know there are times when you are a bit lost, and you don’t know what kind of job you want. My advice? Find out. Unless you are a new graduate, a general r?sum? will only hurt more than help.

    Step 2: Organize your abilities. Focus on skills, not research projects. I can’t say this enough. The title of your dissertation is really not as interesting as the fact that you conducted small molecule scale up in a Medicinal Chemistry Department and have experience with HPLC and NMR. Don’t be afraid to sell your most marketabl

    10 Credos for Doing Business
    Opportunities for doing business can increase if your values match the values which your customer holds. So what are the best ways for doing business through relationships? Here is the list of the ten best ways that I have come across through my own and others personal experience: Always listen to the other person Give away information that will help the other person in writing Dress professionally Have a business card that is not homemade Provide ma
    elp.

    Step 2: Organize your abilities. Focus on skills, not research projects. I can’t say this enough. The title of your dissertation is really not as interesting as the fact that you conducted small molecule scale up in a Medicinal Chemistry Department and have experience with HPLC and NMR. Don’t be afraid to sell your most marketable skills!

    Step 3: Know what a hiring manager wants to see and give it to them! This is where it becomes very hard, and it’s a bit like playing Russian Roulette unless you know the industry, the market forecast, and recent downsizing / shifts within the industry. This is one of the main reasons why people use a Certified Professional R?sum? Writers that has biotech / pharmaceutical industry experience (there are only a handful around the nation). It is invaluable to get that key “hiring manager perspective”, simply because you may not know you are doing anything wrong in your r?sum?. Have you ever sent your r?sum? to a prospective employer, and it just seems like a black hole? There is zero feedback; it is almost as if you had never sent your r?sum? at all. The reason why this happens is that you may not be a match for the position, even if you feel like you are. It is amazing what red flags can go for a hiring manager just from your r?sum?, so you need to be very, very careful in how you word and structure your experience.

    Step 4: You are ready to edit! And edit again, and edit again! Don’t you dare hit the “SEND” button on your email until you have had at least 3 friends review your r?sum?. And those friends need to be harsh about their feedback, not nice! Your friendship may suffer for a week or so (but I sincerely hope not!), yet your

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