2010 June | Resume Writing Services & Career Coaching for Professional & Executive

The Workwrite Job Search Guide is for you if you are:

Executive: CEO, CIO, CFO, COO, President, Vice President, Partner
At the top of your profession, an accomplished leader with a vision to match, you have accomplishments begging to be quantified in ways that show your enterprise scope.
Management: Director, manager, general manager, operations manager, You are doubly blessed with management experience backed by a profession.
Professional: You are highly educated and/or trained in a career track field.
Technical: Your training is highly specialized, technology oriented, and quickly evolving.
Creative: Your career has called you into the attic of angels, where the sweat of creativity powers the heavens.

Job Search Guide

Is your job search holding you back?

Think beyond employment
A client called the other day and said he’d like his biography written because he was starting his own business. How exciting!

He had been searching in his field for about a year and had come up empty within the rural geographic area he wanted to stay. It was a field he’d been in for 20 years and had enjoyed much success. He left

It's spring cleaning time

Do you sparkle during your job search?

We’re spring cleaning at our house. The resident carpenter was catching up on all of the projects that piled up while he was back in school for the past two years, so we have sheetrock dust, sawdust, and every other kind of dust you can imagine. While neither of us fancies ourselves in cleaning uniforms, we’re having fun.

Apply that

>Turn around recruiting techniques to work for you

Reasons and tips
for using Twitter
in your job search

In February 2009, Twitter had nearly 7.1 million users, with a growth rate of 1,382 percent from the year before, according to Nielsen NetView. Recruiters are just learning how to incorporate Twitter into their search efforts, and job seekers can learn valuable tips from them.

Tracy Cote, executive director-talent at Organic, and Traci Armstrong, director-talent acquisition at