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→ How to Keep Your Age a Secret in an Executive Resume Posted on January 8, 2010 by Jennifer Anthony By Heather Eagar When you’re looking for an executive level job, chances are good that you’ve been working at your career for quite some time. Remember that the interview is your chance to make a big impression. MORE >>

Since the hiring manager is not able to meet with each applicant in person, or even over the phone, all he or she has to go by when “meeting” you for the first time is your resume. And while you may have greatly enjoyed your years as a part-time lifeguard, leave it off your resume if it has nothing to do with your current career goals. MORE >>

The fact that you were responsible for this or that task or managed a team of x number of people isn’t very interesting and doesn’t tell the reader anything about what you’ve accomplished. Reciting your job description: not exactly an effective method to get the hiring manager excited about your candidacy. MORE >>

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