The Resume Blog

   Well, it's no surprise that a book with a title like 'The Four Hour Work Week' had an excellent shot at making the NY Times best seller list.  After all, it seems everyone wants just what the title implies - less work and more time to do the things we really want to do.  But does this book deliver on such a huge promise?     The book starts off with the author explaining all of the adventures and experiences he's been able to have as a result of NOT having... (Read More)

OK, the long Labor Day weekend is over, now it's time to update that resume and get that job you've been wanting.  It's never going to be easy to motivate yourself to do it, but hopefully with the proper guidance, we can make it less painful.  Trust me, if you're in need of money or just not happy in your current job, you'll thank yourself later for it.To kick off September, which happens to be International Update Your Resume Month, here a couple quick tips for updating your resume:Be... (Read More)

   There's a nice article over at eWeek entitled 10 Avoidable IT Interview Flubs.  They are called IT interview flubs just because it's eWeek, but 9 out of 10 can be applied to pretty much any kind of job interview.  All of these tips sum up what I think is the key to any job interview: be modest yet confident.  Don't talk too much, but you must convey that you're knowledgeable and a pleasure to work with.     It's definitely a thin line to walk.  Too... (Read More)

With this website we hope to provide some unique value that is badly needed by most jobseekers.  The first tool we've got is the free resume builder which I hope will help guide you through the process of creating a professional resume and almost completely automate the formatting of it. There are a number of resume builders out there now, and new resume tools are released all the time, but almost all of them provide little or no options for formatting your resume. We aim to provide... (Read More)