Tailoring Resumes for Each Job Opportunity

September 2, 2009

In This Issue DiceTV: Tailoring Your Resume Isn't Cheating Career Doctor: Making Your Job Application Stand Out Captivate Employers with a Digital Portfolio Dice News Blog   On Dice.com Technology Today Dice Local Market Reports Dice Resume Center Career Advice In The Trenches With Dice   Featured Companies   Tech Topic Have you had a good experience with a recruiter? No, they're not a good use of my time 38% Yes, I got a job through a recruiter 28% I've gone on job interviews set up by recruiters – but no job 23% I've gotten some good contract jobs 10% Past Polls
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		DiceTV: Tailoring Your Resume Isn't Cheating Do you ever feel pigeonholed when you're looking for a job? Well, make sure it's not you who's doing the pigeonholing. Some job seekers paint their skills and experiences in identical language for each opportunity. That's a mistake. Listen to Cat Miller's advice on how to re-position yourself for each opening you apply for.
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		IT Career Doctor: Making Your Job Application Stand Out Employers are more focused than ever on the bottom line. That's why all of your application tactics should be informed by a concrete sense of how you can help the company. Read about the assortment of tactics job seekers are using, from the whimsical to the rigorous.
		Captivate Employers with a Digital Portfolio To prove their creative abilities, artists, architects and designers have traditionally presented prospective employers with portfolios of their work. Now, digital portfolios make it possible for programmers, software designers and even network architects to showcase their talents by presenting it in electronic collections. Read on.
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