How To Create A MyPerfect Resume

How To Create A MyPerfect ResumeWhen you have a job interview or are interviewing for other jobs, one of the things that is probably going to come up is a perfect resume. That's because it is extremely important for job seekers to create a resume that is perfect for their particular job.For a job seeker, there are no doubts about it. There are many different jobs in the world. However, some jobs are better than others. You don't want to just go and waste your time at another job without even knowing if it is what you really want.In order to be successful, you have to know what you want to do and who you want to work for. If you know that, then you can start brainstorming about jobs. Once you start working on one, make sure that you take everything into consideration and that you don't do anything that will hurt your chances of getting the job.Creating a resume is not that difficult but there are some things that you need to remember. For example, when you look at the MyPerfect Resume , you need to keep in mind that they are only for you. They are not for anyone else. If you get an interview with a company that is based out of your state or if you are applying for a job that is located in another state, you would need to submit your resume in that state.The second thing that you should remember is that you don't want to send your resume in the trash. Instead, make sure that you follow up with the company. This means that you should send your resume to the company so that they can see that you have done everything that they asked. If they don't reply, then you know that you have a very good chance of getting the job and that you didn't do anything wrong.Of course, if you'd find a job or you don't think that you have what it takes to get the job, then you can always hire a professional. However, even though it may cost you more, it may be a good idea to get a professional resume writing service for your resume.It is very important to make sure that you use the righ t type of template that is easy to use. If you have an account on the site, you will see that they have templates that you can use.

The Top Cities for Walking and Biking to Work

The Top Cities for Walking and Biking to Work More commuters are walking and biking to work in America’s biggest cities. The Alliance for Biking Walking’s 2016 benchmark report found that cities all over the country are adopting measures to make alternate modes of transportation more accessible and safe. The report looked at transportation trends in all 50 states and in the 50 most populous cities in the country, in addition to 18 cities that were previously studied by the Alliance. The benefits of walking and biking are plenty: Increased cardiovascular health, a slimmer waistline, and a cleaner environment. For some people (this writer included) walking to and from work offers a peaceful respite from an over-crowded transportation system (and a bit of fresh air). The Alliance’s report makes the case that there’s an economic benefit for walking- and biking-friendly cities, as real estate values can increase and businesses see healthier profits. If a more active, less car-dependent commute is appealing to you, these are the cities you’ll want to check out: Percent of Commuters in Most Populous U.S. Cities Who Walk/Bike to Work City Percent of Commuters Who Walk or Bike to Work Boston 16.7% Washington, D.C. 16.7% San Francisco 13.9% Seattle 12.9% Portland 12.1% New York 11.2% Philadelphia 10.6% Minneapolis 10.4% Chicago 8.1% Baltimore 7.7% Among other, less-populous cities, Burlington, Vermont, Davis, California, and Boulder, Colorado boast populations with over 20% of commuters walking or biking. Statewide, Alaska, New York, Vermont, Montana, Massachusetts, Hawaii, and Oregon see the largest percentage of residents (all over 5%) walking or biking to work. “Bicycle commuting has seen steady gains in the majority of large cities from 2007-2013,” the report reads. Interestingly, while women make up 46% of walking commuters, they make up just 27% of bikers (and 47% of commuters overall). Another divide is age: Just 77% of millennials commute by car, compared to 92% Generation X and 90% of Baby Boomers, according to a 2013 study by the Urban Land Institute. Lower income households are also more likely to walk to work than high income households. If a big city isn’t your scene, MONEY also analyzed the best small towns for walking and biking as part of our 2015 Best Places to Live list. You can check that out here.

Should You Alter Your Personality For An Interview - Work It Daily

Should You Alter Your Personality For An Interview - Work It Daily Getting a job interview is a challenging thing to do, let alone getting a job. Different employees and departments have so many varying personality types that it can be hard to know what people expect from you. Should you alter your personality for an interview? CAREEREALISM founder J.T. O'Donnell suggests not to, but there is one important action you can swap in for changing who you are. If you change your approach in a job interview based on the different types of personalities you'll be dealing with, you have a much better shot of really connecting with your interviewer. Knowing which personality type you are and which one they are makes the path to common ground much clearer. We have an interaction style assessment test linked to at the bottom of this post that will help you determine what type you are, and how that makes you appear to other people. You'll be able to customize your approach to the interviewer to give yourself a much better chance to move forward in the hiring process. The test we use to assess people has four different outcomes: contemplator, commander, empathizer, and energizer. Once you know which of those four you are, you will know your polar opposites and who you work well with. We encourage you to know yourself and your personality type very well. Be aware of the body language you're exhibiting to others, including facial expressions. If you know how others see you, you'll be way ahead of most other job seekers (and people in general). One of the biggest hurdles in deal making is not knowing how one is perceived. You can use the signs other people give off to figure out what personality type they are and what they would like to see/hear from you. Always think about how THEY want to be communicated to based on their actions. Act accordingly and you just may get what you [both] want. Are you a little confused about what we mean? Try this example: If you're a contemplator, you're thoughtful and emotional, but probably don't show it. Others may see you as snobby, aloof or indifferent. If you're dealing with someone who is more animated, you need to smile more, because the person needs to feel more from you. Lean in or laugh more. Give the other person more information than you might normally. Any of these tactics will make sure they're comfortable with you, because they're the types of things they appreciate most. When you can start to anticipate what people need and know how to adapt to give them what they want, you will be well on your way to a high emotional intelligence. Whether it's because of technology or some other reason, we're losing our ability to connect with people, so developing emotional intelligence is as important as ever. Don't change your personality, but tweak how you deliver messages based on who you're communicating with. It's YOUR job to present the information in the right way, and if you do so, you may get the job and a lot of productive work relationships along with it. Enjoy this article? You've got time for another! Check out these related articles: Take Our Free Personality Test Why Do Employers Ask Nasty Interview Questions? Networking: Is My Personality Killing My Chances?   Photo Credit: Shutterstock Have you joined our career growth club?Join Us Today!