Category: The Resume
How to Break into the Game Industry: Advice from an Expert Recruiter
Game Development

Interview with Laura Lashua: Expert Recruiter Laura Lashua has 33 years of recruiting experience and 13 of those years have been solely for the game industry.  She is the founder of Vertex Search & Consulting based in Washington, a well-known and often used recruiting firm among the largest game publishers and developers in the world.  With Laura’s experience and reputation,

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The Impotence of Poofreading
Quality incorrect spelling

With criminal background checks, drug screenings, credit checks, resume scanning software, and a series of interviews all standing in the way of a job offer, why would anyone want to create their own self-imposed barrier to employment?  That’s exactly what you do when you don’t proofread the marketing materials you submit to an employer. Don’t Rely on Spell Check Too

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5 Things Your Resume Won’t Do For You
Resume

5 Things Your Resume Won’t Do For You 1. Get You A Job Too many people think their resume will get them a job. Others mistakenly think that their resume is what got them a job in the past which is why they refuse to revise it. It is very frustrating to coach a client or student and provide critique on

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Can These 2 Software Programs Help you Write the Perfect Resume?
Man vs. Computer

It’s another Man vs. Machine topic – can computer software really help you create the perfect resume?  Here’s a review of two online software tools designed to help you with your resume.  REZSCORE.COM Rezscore.com is an online application that allows a user to upload their resume as a Word document to submit through a sophisticated program that analyzes the content

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Get Experience to Make Your Resume Match Employer Needs
Experience

The number one reason people have poor resumes actually has nothing to do with their key words, their font selection, or any other miscellaneous design aspect.  It has everything to do with their experience.  Most people aren’t able to get the jobs they want because they don’t have the experience for which employers are asking.  I already know the question

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You Need Focus So Your Resume Will Have Focus
Resume

Your resume is not a summary of your past, a list of your skills, or a history of your past experiences – it is a print advertisement.  Advertisements are designed to persuade a target audience to do something.  In the case of the resume, you need to persuade the employer to schedule an interview with you.  People who describe resumes

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