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Musings of a High-Level Executive Assistant
FEBRUARY 3, 2015
First, what you have been up to recently that is exciting, fun or new, why and what sort of job you are looking for, and your contact information and an online link to your resume or a social media profile (more on this later). I actively grow my LinkedIn network every week, if not every day. She gave me her business card.
On The Job
MARCH 10, 2010
It’s something you should highlight in your resume and cover letter.” 5 Ways to Avoid Freaking Out About Networking 6 Questions to Increase your Accountability Muscle. 6 tips for handling a pregnancy and a career Eat your salad first, and other career strategies 10 gifts to give your career © Anita Bruzzese
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On The Job
MARCH 10, 2010
It’s something you should highlight in your resume and cover letter.” 5 Ways to Avoid Freaking Out About Networking 6 Questions to Increase your Accountability Muscle. “This is really one of the best ways to check out what an organization is really like,” she says. Do you think you could work in a non-profit?
Musings of a High-Level Executive Assistant
OCTOBER 1, 2012
Unlike catering or gifts where the EA has a lot of decision-making power, travel is usually dictated by the powers that be. 1) Focus your resume on your skills/talents vs the job title/chronology. 4) Try to network or search online for that job posting on other sites or thru other people. 5) Be prepared to take tests.
Musings of a High-Level Executive Assistant
APRIL 4, 2013
The short answer is create your own luck, network for mutually beneficial relationships, give back, know your unique selling point, be proactive, and be humble and grateful. Any recruiter who sees your resume will silently wonder the following questions. If the fit isn’t close enough, they toss or file your resume.
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