Series – (Mostly) Useless Federal Resume Writing Tips

Posted March 8th, 2010 by Fed HR Insider and filed in Uncategorized
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In our next few posts, we’d like to highlight several common federal resume writing tips that show up when you run an internet search. We have dubbed these as:

“(Mostly) Useless Federal Resume Writing Tips”

Why do we say “(Mostly) Useless”? Because while they do provide information that will keep your resume from being immediately rejected, the tips provide only vague (at best) information that will help you build a qualified resume that will move you to the next step of the federal hiring process.

If they are “(Mostly) Useless” why did the authors even spend the time to write them? Because most of the authors are professional resume writers trying to get your business. If you use the tips and still don’t get an interview (much less a job) they hope you will come back to them for more advice and perhaps pay $100’s for their service.

We’re not going to knock them for marketing themselves and their services – I mean let’s be honest, we want you to buy our product, the Federal Resume Toolbox™ instead. With that said, we’re not going to give you all the useful information that’s packed in the Federal Resume Toolbox™, but we are going to tell why you don’t want to pin your hopes on the (Mostly) Useless Federal Resume Writing Tips.

Stay tuned…

(Mostly) Useless Federal Resume Writing Tip #1

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  1. Your resume tips are useful as well as required by all working professionals, regardless of the fact whether you are an experienced worker or a fresher.

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