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10 Resume Trends for 2016 Posted by John Krautzel • Jan 8 http://www.beyond.com/articles/10-resume-trends-for-2016-18329-article.html Hiring trends are constantly changing, and so should your CV. Next time you write a resume, remember these top 10 resume trends of 2016 to ensure you give recruiters the best possible impression. 1. Get to the Point Quickly In 2016, resume trends reflect the fact that there is strong competition for jobs in many fields. Recruiters have little time to spend reading each applicant's resume, so you need to quickly communicate why you are the best fit for the job. Use short sentences and bullet points to list your key accomplishments, so the recruiter can...
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The Test Of Leadership That Most Leaders Are Failing Let me introduce you to the biggest little problem in leadership: Mega-Problem Denial Syndrome (MPDS). As often in life, it’s the little problems that turn out to be trickier and more troubling than the big ones—like postponing having that troublesome lump scanned because you’re too busy/scared/lazy. Certain challenges may seem distant and therefore small today, yet the pervasive hesitance to even acknowledge them is standing squarely in the way of leadership. Nowhere is this more true than in the dire circumstances facing millennials’ and gen xers’ careers, financial security, and well-being. If that sounds alarmist,...
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7 Skills Everyone (and We Mean Everyone) Needs to Succeed at Work By Jayson DeMers of Inc. https://www.themuse.com/advice/7-skills-everyone-and-we-mean-everyone-needs-to-succeed-at-work via @dailymuse @Inc Skills are a form of currency in the working world. The more skills you have, the more valuable you are as an employee, which means you’ll be more attractive to more potential employers, you’ll be able to make more money, and you’ll be able to do more once you land your ideal position. Unfortunately, many workers immediately zero in on niche skill sets that are only useful for their specific area of expertise—for example, a coder might learn techniques for dozens of different programming...
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