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    Resumes and Cover Letters That Exceed Employers’ Expectations
    Resumes and Cover Letters That Exceed Employers’ Expectations
    Resumes and Cover Letters That Exceed Employers’ Expectations
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    Resumes and Cover Letters That Exceed Employers’ Expectations

    By Lisa Mathews

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    Are you caught in a career rut? Do you want to rise to the top in your organization or elsewhere? Begin communicating with confidence to employers and tell them what you can do for them. With the latest resume and cover letter writing techniques that Lisa Mathews discusses in this e-book, you are guaranteed to exceed the expectations of the most demanding employers.

    A Certified Professional Resume Writer (CPRW) with 15 years professional experience, Lisa reveals to you the techniques that she has used to help professionals achieve unbelievable feats in their careers. She outlines for you in a step by step way what to write at each stage in your resume development process. Above all, she helps you do what no other author does for you - assess the value that you present to each prospective employer.

    Whether you're starting off in your career, a middle-level manager seeking career mobility, or a top executive eying the company's presidency, this amazing book puts the power of your career progression right where it should be - in your hands! So, are you brave enough to obey the call of destiny and apply for the job you were created to do? Then you have the guiding light right before you now. This is the best book for you.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLisa Mathews
    Release dateSep 3, 2014
    ISBN9781310879036
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      Resumes and Cover Letters That Exceed Employers’ Expectations - Lisa Mathews

      Resumes and Cover Letters

      That Exceed Employers’ Expectations

      Lisa Mathews

      Smashwords Edition.

      Copyright 2014 Lisa Mathews.

      Smashwords License Statement

      This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each reader. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to your favorite retailer and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

      Contents

      Introduction

      Chapter 1 - Getting off to a Great Start

      Chapter 2 - Determining Your Value to the Employer

      Chapter 3 - How to Write Compelling Cover Letters

      Chapter 4 - Parts and Contents of a Résumé

      Chapter 5 - Choosing the Best Résumé Format

      How to Contact the Author

      Introduction

      Few things in life can be as satisfying as a stable job with good income and job security. Nonetheless, this dream continues to elude many people, their impressive credentials and professional experience notwithstanding. But did you know that opportunities for stable jobs actually do exist and are within your reach? If you desire success in your career, then it's time to start supporting the desire with action.

      Let no one lie to you, jobs are not scarce. For instance, any employer would create an opportunity for a marketer who brings in a million dollars’ worth of business each month. What's more, the marketer will be asked to quote his preferred salary.

      By changing how you package yourself, you too can cause employers to create positions that didn't previously exist in their organizations just to have you onboard.

      The starting point for this self-packaging process is assembling a résumé and cover letter that asks prospective employers: Do you want this kind of results? This is as opposed to what everyone else is asking: Do you want this kind of qualifications? Making a distinction between yourself and the rest is that simple, and I will reveal to you, in just a moment, techniques on how to achieve that.

      These are the same techniques that I use when writing résumé and cover letters for diplomats, senior UN personnel, heads of state corporations, chief executives of leading organizations across the globe, and for virtually any other cadre of job that you can imagine.

      Through this simple to read guide, I am putting right in your hands the deep secrets of succeeding in the quest for your dream job. I am aware that I am as well giving out some of my trade secrets, but the joy of seeing you achieve your career destiny by far outweighs any amount of cash that I could make in a life time of holding onto the secrets.

      Chapter 1: Getting off To a Great Start

      Before delving deep into the details of writing job application documents, let us start with a few insights into the employment process so as to put the individual activities into their proper perspective. So, why do you need to write a résumé and cover letter in the first place? I presume it's because you want to market yourself to prospective employers. This could be in search of a first job, or in your quest for greener pastures. But have you ever paused to wonder why employers would want to hire someone like you?

      Employers come to the job market

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