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How to write a resume that will score interviews and land the job and much more

by [David Spiller (2009)

About this book

This volume presents the 101 of the "most current, most actual and beneficial facts, hints, tips and advice you can find from experts in the field on resume writing." It includes information on such topics as how to write a winning CV, how to write a one page resume that will score the interview & land the job you really want, resume do's and don'ts, style tips for the worker who can't get hired, secrets for how to start writing a resume that will score interviews and land the job, and how to write a resume if you have time gaps in your work history.

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