Resumes for dummies
By: Joyce Lain Kennedy.
Edition: 4th ed.
Series: --For dummies
Publisher: Wiley
Published: 2003
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 353
Subjects: Résumés (Employment); Job hunting.
Notes: Previous ed.: Foster City, Calif.: IDG, 2000.

Includes index.
Table of contents: title: I. Resumes in the changing job search environment: 1. New realities: ten big changes in the world of business; title: 2. Get your resume out there; title: II. Standout resumes for affinity groups: 3. When you lose your job and it's not your fault; title: 4. Beat baby boomer bias; title: 5. Info tech resumes: write them right; title: 6. Out of uniform and into civilian resumes; title: 7. Good advice for graduates; title: III. The making of a standout resume: 8. Market yourself with a standout resume; title: 9. Format means so much: choose wisely; title: 10. Contents make the standout difference; title: 11. Win with words; title: 12. Overcome deadly dilemmas; title: 13. Move from worksheets to finished resume; title: IV. Standout resumes online: 14. The changing e-resume: technology in transition; title: 15. Fading technology: scannable and plan text resumes; title: 16. In search of an uncommon e-resume; title: V. Samples of standout resumes: 17. A sampling of standout resumes; title: 18. A sampling of special needs resumes; title: VI. The part of tens: 19. Ten (x3) ways to prove your claims; title: 20. Ten pet peeves of recruiters; title: 21. Ten simple ways to improve your resume; title: 22. Solutions to the top ten resume problems; title: 23. Tips for choosing professional resume help; title: 24. Your ten-point resume checklist.