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In the course of a million jobs I think that I have done it all by now. (Except too much math, science, or circus performing. But that doesn't mean I wouldn't.)
www.geocities.com/sftechtrainer/resume
Just the basics on the main page and then lots of specialized versions for jobs I apply to. I'm never happy with this though.
I keep hearing how over qualified I am, but I'm sure to be qualified for something. MBA, have been at newspapers and publications, Lockheed, teaching at university level, emergency and environmental stuff, and helping on tons of projects. I write for publication and do public speaking.
I'd love some leads on projects, especially leading to a full time job. Career advice and professional networking also.
Thanks!
www.geocities.com/sftechtrainer/resume
Just the basics on the main page and then lots of specialized versions for jobs I apply to. I'm never happy with this though.
I keep hearing how over qualified I am, but I'm sure to be qualified for something. MBA, have been at newspapers and publications, Lockheed, teaching at university level, emergency and environmental stuff, and helping on tons of projects. I write for publication and do public speaking.
I'd love some leads on projects, especially leading to a full time job. Career advice and professional networking also.
Thanks!
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Re: SF generalist: admin, mktg, writing, research, training
Sat, December 20, 2003 - 8:10 PMKinda hard to read for me - it's overly large and doesn't really answer the fundamental question on every employer's mind, not to mention cheap 90s sons - what can you do for me?
Also, in your cover letter, I've found that doing little sales tricks works well - starting off with a question, trying to engage the reader straight off.
Finally, go forth and transmit. When I was searching, I mass e-mailed 22,500 resumes in the geographic area I was looking for. I got a job - a good one (right pay, right commute, etc.) - in two weeks.
Good luck!
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Re: SF generalist: admin, mktg, writing, research, training
Fri, April 23, 2004 - 9:37 PMthe blue text is really hard on the eyes -- i felt like i was going to go blind from reading it, which is too bad because you have a lot worth showing off on your resume.