Take the Long WayAround to ShortenYour Job Search
Amy L. Adler
CEO
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Why Strategize About What theRight Job or Industry is for You?
• You build a resume – Very general OR– Based on your most recent role– Both strategies would result in
a great resume that reads well, is visually appealing, and has great keywords.
• You realize that your resume is targeted to a position you would never take.
• You blame your resume, but it’s really your strategy that is at issue.
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Take Another Look at Your Plan• Take a hard look at the work
you’ve done, the professional goals you have for yourself, your network, and your industry knowledge.
• Learn what the market or industry has to offer.
• Craft your resume in response to these professional and environmental cues.
• Learn about potential positions and companies along the way.
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Take What Seems to Be theLonger Path
• Put a lot of effort up front, essentially measure twice and cut once.
• Connect your needs with those of the employment marketplace efficiently.
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Need Help Finding Your Path?
• Call Five Strengths.
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Amy L. Adler, CEO(801) 810-5627
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