How many WF'ers have a Résumé/CV?
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And that's why you make new employees sign a non-compete and non-disclosure agreement.
Resumes lead to jobs.
If you want a job, you're doing it wrong.
Therefore, only idiots want a resume.
If you want a job, you're doing it wrong.
Therefore, only idiots want a resume.
There was a time when I had a resume......barely made it to the end of the month.
Now I don't have a CV and don't even have a clue how to create one......have an apartment, investments and take vacations twice a year to awesome places.
Just wish I had started way earlier, that's my regret.
Now I don't have a CV and don't even have a clue how to create one......have an apartment, investments and take vacations twice a year to awesome places.
Just wish I had started way earlier, that's my regret.
Having a resume to me seems far less important than being able to actually write a good job application and subsequently get the job at the interview. Seeing as how I think I've gotten 4/5 jobs I've applied for in my adult lifte, I think I know how to do it.
Great resumes are for those who don't understand the needs of their employer. I probably don't have to tell you that most job applications are written from the 'what's in it for me' instead of 'what's in it for you'. Being able to succintly describe how you solve the firm's problem in a few sentences is ten times more valuable than a resume with lots of bullet points. Seeing as how giving people what they need (or think they need) is the basics of internet marketing, I think you don't need to worry too much about getting a job if you're succesfull at affiliate marketing.
Great resumes are for those who don't understand the needs of their employer. I probably don't have to tell you that most job applications are written from the 'what's in it for me' instead of 'what's in it for you'. Being able to succintly describe how you solve the firm's problem in a few sentences is ten times more valuable than a resume with lots of bullet points. Seeing as how giving people what they need (or think they need) is the basics of internet marketing, I think you don't need to worry too much about getting a job if you're succesfull at affiliate marketing.