Substance triumphs over style.
They want to clearly know what candidates have done, can do, and will most likely to do for them. Successful job seekers write powerful employer-centered resumes that clearly communicate their interests, skills, and abilities in the best language possible. These are the central messages in Robbie Miller Kaplan's newly released Resume Shortcuts . The book also shows how to convert a traditional resume into a scannable or electronic resume. Given the increasing use of such resumes, Kaplan's advice is invaluable for developing these alternative types of resumes for today's new job market.