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Re: <MISC> Resumes-Ones That Work
Dan, et al.
Let me recommend Science's Next Wave, a weekly online supplement to
Science Magazine on career development for scientists and
engineers. One of the articles this week is on resumes (or CVs as
they are also known) for job hunters leaving the academic world and
seeking work in industry. See http://nextwave.sciencemag.org/.
Next Wave is a subscription site, but most major univerisities have
subscriptions, and outside the U.S. the national scientific
societies or corporate sponsors act as underwriters.
After I left DISA this summer, I went to work for Next Wave as
managing editor. Hope you find the site useful.
Alan Kotok
http://www.technewslit.com/
--- In "Dan Mehlhorn" <dmehlhorn@c...> wrote:
> I've been going through the postings today. After meeting a
few people
> from the list yesterday at the AITP meeting in Rolling Meadows,
I'm going to
> keep most of my postings on a more serious note.
>
> That being said, what works in a Resume? I've seen and
tried several
> styles, but they don't seem to sell the true me to prospective
employers.
> I'm 25 years out of college, and have been continuously employed
(I include
> my time as an independent contractor) the entire time. With the
world as it
> is, it is prudent to clean up the mess I have called my Resume.
>
> Also, what are the thoughts about Salary Histories?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dan Mehlhorn,
> Enquiring upon behalf of me, myself, I and the 6 cats I support.
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