Polishing Your Resume to Perfection January 25, 2013

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Everyone needs an up-to-date resume, whether looking for a new position right now or not. And it's not just the content about YOU that needs to be current. You also want to be sure that your resume includes--and omits--information and formatting that's right for 2012. If it's been awhile since you updated yours, you'll especially want to find out what's been happening with resumes while you've been busy working.

Spend an hour of your time finding out how to structure and tell your career story in a resume. By the time you're done, you'll be ready to start editing and re-writing so your document says the most it can about you.

About the Presenter
Carolyn Balling has started or managed training departments ranging in size from 1/2 to seven people, for non-profits, financial services companies and a biomedical manufacturing firm. As a consultant and instructor she's taught and coached hundreds of people on sharpening their presentation skills. She's currently a trainer with Lee Hecht Harrison, guiding people through their career transitions.

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