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In this episode, career coach and hiring manager Sarah Decker opens the lid on what really happens when someone scrolls your resume over lunch — and what moves you into the yes, no, or maybe pile.
Homework: Begin your Master Resume
1. Word Document: Header
First and Last Name
Email address, Phone Number, City State
2. Professional Summary
3. Recent Work Experience
Job Title
Employer
Accomplishments, Experience, Impact
(Repeat for all Jobs)
4. Education
5. Skills and Certifications
Resources & Links:
Chapters:
00:00 A Day in the Life: Balancing Work and Family
02:52 The Importance of a Strong Resume
06:00 Sorting Resumes: Yes, No, and Maybe Piles
09:06 Crafting the Perfect Resume: Key Elements
11:55 Navigating Job Applications: Strategies for Success
15:07 Understanding ATS: Making Your Resume Stand Out
18:12 The Power of Language: Framing Your Experience
21:04 Encouragement for Women: Apply for the Job
23:55 Creating Your Master Resume: A Living Document
27:04 Final Thoughts: The Resume as a Door Opener
By Sarah DeckerIn this episode, career coach and hiring manager Sarah Decker opens the lid on what really happens when someone scrolls your resume over lunch — and what moves you into the yes, no, or maybe pile.
Homework: Begin your Master Resume
1. Word Document: Header
First and Last Name
Email address, Phone Number, City State
2. Professional Summary
3. Recent Work Experience
Job Title
Employer
Accomplishments, Experience, Impact
(Repeat for all Jobs)
4. Education
5. Skills and Certifications
Resources & Links:
Chapters:
00:00 A Day in the Life: Balancing Work and Family
02:52 The Importance of a Strong Resume
06:00 Sorting Resumes: Yes, No, and Maybe Piles
09:06 Crafting the Perfect Resume: Key Elements
11:55 Navigating Job Applications: Strategies for Success
15:07 Understanding ATS: Making Your Resume Stand Out
18:12 The Power of Language: Framing Your Experience
21:04 Encouragement for Women: Apply for the Job
23:55 Creating Your Master Resume: A Living Document
27:04 Final Thoughts: The Resume as a Door Opener