With the right approach, you may even be able to reinvent your career. When meeting in-person with prospective hiring managers, be prepared to prove your worth–bring visual aids that can show how valuable you’d be to their company. This can be a tough position to find yourself in. – Need a job? Do it today at [link]. MORE >>

Career Chaos "Change happens - so grows a career!" Meg Montford blogs about mastering career change. Here are a few tips: Professional references rank as more important to an employer than personal references. Wishing you career success in 2010! Are College Grads Prepared for Careers, Jobs, or Even Life? MORE >>

So before you get started on your journey, take a look at the following resume tips… Maintain a Tunnel Vision Focus One of the main focal points of writing a resume that shows a shift from entrepreneurship to an executive position is using tunnel vision when writing. Your entrepreneur experience needs to look valid to your new role. MORE >>

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If you’ve had a long career and you’ve worked your way up over many years, this is definitely the case, as it’s difficult to provide a sense of focus to your resume. Hopefully these tips (and your short breather) have helped to give you some focus as you write your executive resume. Do it today at [link]. Regards. MORE >>