WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT TO RECEIVE?

DR. BRUNO IS AN EXPERT PROVIDING THE KNOW-HOW YOU NEED.   AND SHE ALSO PROVIDES THE “KNOW WHAT” YOU NEED TO KNOW AND THE “KNOW WHERE” TO GO TO GET IT.  

HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES:

a. EXCERPT FROM  JOB SEARCH – RESUME BUILDING:

THE NEXT STEP IS TO DEVELOP AN UPDATED GENERIC RESUME AND START YOUR JOB SEARCH.  YOU MAY DRAW FROM THIS GENERIC VERSION TO DEVELOP SPECIFIC RESUMES WHEN APPLYING FOR SPECIFIC JOBS – INCLUDING THOSE ACCOMPLISHMENTS THAT SHOW WHAT A GOOD MATCH YOU ARE FOR THE ANNOUNCED POSITION. 

BASIC RESUME, JOB SEARCH, AND INTERVIEW RULES:
1. USE SIMPLE FONTS, NOT UNDERLINES OR BOLDS, AS MOST RESUMES ARE SCANNED TODAY.
2. PUT YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE
3. USE “KEY WORDS” THAT A COMPUTER PROGRAM WILL RECOGNIZE.
4. CHOOSE A FORMAT FOR YOUR RESUME:  CHRONOLOGICAL (Education, Work Experience, Licenses/certifications,
     Honors/Volunteer work, Publications); or a FUNCTIONAL FORMAT (list  qualifications  and experience in groups).
5. INCLUDE YOUR STRONGEST SKILLS IN THE TOP HALF OF THE FIRST PAGE  (which is all that most employers read).
6. USE ACTION VERBS
7. PREPARE A GENERIC COVER LETTER TO ADAPT TO EACH JOB APPLICATION, REFERENCING
     THE POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT NUMBER, ETC.
8. PRACTICE INTERVIEW QUESTIONS DRAWING FROM ACHIEVEMENTS LISTED IN THE RESUME