Help me come up next to a catchy title for my resume on Monster.com?
Monster.com allows you to title your resume, before you send it bad to an employer for review.
Rather than just title it with my term, I want something that will stick out and make an employer want to read it before they even start it up.
Right now, I've got "Your Next Great Hire," which is clearly too cheesy.
Know any flawless, succint quotes?
I'm applying for advertising/marketing/public relations/writing positions.
Answers: Gimmicks don't usually work when job seeking. I'm a recruiter, and what would catch my eye is the title of the errand you are seeking, or the general field you are seeking. If it match what the recruiter is seeking they will open your resume and look at it.
How about :
"Will Work For Crack"
"Turn Me Out For Minimum Wage"
"Stoner By Trade"
"Never Stole From Cash Register"
"Would You Like Fries With That"
"Would You Like To Super-Size That"
"Hire Me Or I'll Beat You Up"
"Housebroken and Neutered"
"Sexually Harrass Me If You'd Like, Just Hire Me"
Seriously, how can I lend a hand you come up with something that describes you when I don't even know you. Quit trying to use a hustle to get a duty, sit down, focus and think of your own title.
Don't use "your next great hire." That make you sound arrogant. Title your resume with the type of available job you want, such as "Customer Service", because they sometimes search by resume titles. How about "The Write Stuff"
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Rather than just title it with my term, I want something that will stick out and make an employer want to read it before they even start it up.
Right now, I've got "Your Next Great Hire," which is clearly too cheesy.
Know any flawless, succint quotes?
I'm applying for advertising/marketing/public relations/writing positions.
Answers: Gimmicks don't usually work when job seeking. I'm a recruiter, and what would catch my eye is the title of the errand you are seeking, or the general field you are seeking. If it match what the recruiter is seeking they will open your resume and look at it.
How about :
"Will Work For Crack"
"Turn Me Out For Minimum Wage"
"Stoner By Trade"
"Never Stole From Cash Register"
"Would You Like Fries With That"
"Would You Like To Super-Size That"
"Hire Me Or I'll Beat You Up"
"Housebroken and Neutered"
"Sexually Harrass Me If You'd Like, Just Hire Me"
Seriously, how can I lend a hand you come up with something that describes you when I don't even know you. Quit trying to use a hustle to get a duty, sit down, focus and think of your own title.
Don't use "your next great hire." That make you sound arrogant. Title your resume with the type of available job you want, such as "Customer Service", because they sometimes search by resume titles. How about "The Write Stuff"