Revisiting and updating your executive resume at least once a year is a smart career move . . . even when you're not actively job-hunting. But, this goes beyond revising your resume with your latest accomplishments and to reflect career advances – new jobs, responsibilities, education, training, …
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How to Write and Use An Executive Brand Biography
My c-suite and senior-level executive clients often ask me why they need an executive brand biography and how to use it. A biography is a storytelling tool that breathes life into an otherwise flat rehash of your resume. For job search and career management, a bio affords the opportunity to …
Does Your Executive Resume Position You as the Best Hiring Choice?
Demonstrating your promise of value to your target employers is the mission of your executive resume (and other supporting materials). Note that, when I mention "resumes" here, I’m shorthanding for all the content you create for job search documents and online profiles. That is, your LinkedIn …
Is Your Executive Resume an Interesting Read?
Let’s face it. An executive resume is typically pretty boring, because of the inherent constraints in terms of formatting, length and necessary content . . . or so it would seem. A resume usually starts with some kind of summary section that is a repository for lifeless relevant keywords and …
Personal Branding, Executive Resume or Job Search Targeting: Which Comes First?
It may seem obvious that the first thing to do, when you're about to start a job search, is locate, dust off, and update your executive resume. Resume branding and targeting are probably not on your mind. In my experience, many executive job seekers do just that. They dive headlong into their …
