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Most of us have had to change jobs or perhaps change careers in the past. Some of the changes may have been fairly easy, while others may have been doggone hard.
You may have know someone in that new job that could put in a good word for you to at least get an interview. Or you may have had to beat out numerous candidates just to get a phone interview. Or you are still trying.
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Whenever you want to change careers, you want to do it right!
As we discussed in our page on career change resume, design and presentation of your resume is very important. Since you want the hiring manager to quickly see that you know and understand the elements of that career.
Some of the important considerations for your resume could be:
But, now, I would like to turn the tables on you. You may have other ideas as to what the best resumes would look like to make a successful change of careers.
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Most of us understand how critical a resume is to a job or career change, especially a career change. Our readers would really appreciate hearing from you about your experiences or about someone you know.
Feel free to add a photo or two (max 800x600 each) about your new career or showing where it took you.
It is easy to do, just let us know…
Do you have a great story or tip about the best resumes for a career change? Share it with others!
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Don D'Armond is the creator of Career Redo.
His goal is to connect his visitors who want to learn more about their desired new career fields with experienced individuals (Mentors) to transfer their insight and knowledge.