Learn how to make a resume that gets the attention of Hiring Manger's and CEOs. You will be able to anticipate what Hiring Manager's are thinking. Overcome common objections "Job Hopper" "Big Gap" Etc. Learn how to present your resume without giving up too much info and not enough info. Most Importantly: Learn to become aware of your true worth and true value!


The Power Resume Students will be for sure able to Create their own Resume master piece. Once you have learned the tools and techniques of writing a POWER Resume, getting an interview call will become a cake-walk for you. It does not matter if you already have a successful career or are just starting out as a fresh graduate. In this course you will learn the details about WHAT MUST be done to get that DREAM JOB Interview


Job Search Success Strategies: Proven Job Hunting Strategies You Want to Land Your Dream Job? Learn How to Impress Recruiters, Beat the Competition and Win Job Interviews!

Your Skills

To maximize your power and value in the workplace, it is vital that you:

1. Know what skills are
2. Know the different types of skills
3. Make your list of skills
4. Identify your Dependable Strengths
5. Identify the skills employers want
6. Effectively communicate your skills to employers

A list of your skills might include (you can elaborate on these or exclude them specific to your situation)

Designing

Creating/Visualizing

Repairs/troubleshooting

Multitasking

Prioritizing

Organization

Technical skills (using specific equipment )

Interpersonal skills

Initiative and problem-solving abilities

Dependability

Team work skills

Making effective presentations

Action planning. Techniques to reach your goals

Decision making

Problem-solving

Time management

Commercial awareness

Spoken communication

Technology skills (software use or programming)

Creativity

Teaching

Sales ability

Empathy (caretaker, nurse, etc.)

Patience

Building things

Leadership

Team player

Public speaking

Equipment use skills

Think about what you have done. Which skills (this is not an all inclusive list) have you used to get that job done? For example, a teacher uses teaching skills of course, but she may also use public speaking, leadership, creativity, time management, problem solving and other skills to do her daily job. Every job uses a multitude of skills, no matter how mundane. A factory worker uses decision making, problem solving, building things, and team work skills for example.

What skills to you use daily?

Make a list of things you do in your job. Then categorize them into personal/people skills, mechanical/technical skills, etc. This is how you organize your resume and figure out what to write about. Make sure as you write your paragraphs you include these active words to describe each thing you've done. These words are powerful, and you'll want to use them every chance you get to describe your work duties.

If you decide to improve your skills, there are many available courses to take in almost every field - or taking some courses can help you change fields if you so desire. Your growth should NEVER be static - you can always learn something to either enhance the job you are already doing, to improve and expand, or to change your focus altogether.  Never ever believe learning is 'done'.