Hi Everyone! Today I'd like to share with you an intro into one of the modules of my online coaching program, the Six Figure Pro program. It has some great tips about what to include and what not to include when writing a resume.

We recently discussed the first 5 of the 10 reasons you aren't receiving phone calls. Here are the next 5 reasons:

If you aren’t getting the response you need to move forward, you probably haven’t gotten anyone’s attention. Here are the top 10 reasons why you aren’t getting phones calls.

Many job seekers leave out the detail of a job title on their resume while applying for jobs. Well, without a job title, how are recruiters or hiring managers going to know what position you’re pursuing? Even if you don’t know exactly what you’re looking for yet, here’s why you should consider placing a job title at the top of your resume:

A fact you need to know is that January is traditionally ALWAYS the biggest hiring month of the year, no matter what the unemployment rate. In fact, on average, hiring happens 19% more in January than in any other month. So you've got two weeks to get your resume in tip top shape to take advantage of January's hiring.

One of the most important things you can do to your resume to increase the response is to add the achievements you've made in your career with specific numbers attached. But a lot of people have a hard time coming up with a good amount of achievements, much less adding numbers to them.

My clients are often told that their resumes don't look like resumes. One client was told by an employer last week that his looked like an advertisement. I'm proud of that, because it reads like an ad, which means it'll work like an ad - and yours will, too, if you follow this key advice: