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Hello Ladies.
I'm trying to get back to work after taking about 15 years off after raising several children. My background is primarily in Accounting. I spent part of my time off getting my Bachelor's in Accounting and keeping my QuickBooks ProAdvisor skills very sharp. I'm planning on going through PathForward to help get a position to start working again, however I'm stuck at the beginning of how to get my resume into 21st century state! I have a Linkedin account but there's not much on it.
I could really use some help on how to get my resume pulled together and my online presence set up. Is there someone here who could help me? I would really appreciate it.
Tamara RogersEffort and Perseverance Changes Lives
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06/27/21 at 10:03PM UTC
Times have definitely changed in the way that we look for work. I would be happy to have a discovery call with you to review your resume and discover what should be your next steps. Book a call with me here - https://calendly.com/resumecoachtamara/discovery-call
Joanna GiordanoHBO HR experience. Resume/Job & Health coach.
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05/27/21 at 6:37PM UTC
value your experience raising children, managing house, and any volunteer work as part of what you have to offer. Balance recency with relevance in the profile you present.
Leigh Anne White Wauford
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04/29/21 at 1:06AM UTC
Hi, Robin! I know you posted here over 20 days ago, but I am just now seeing it! Were you able to get any answers? As a career coach, I'd be more than happy to chat with you to see how I might be able to help you. While I do offer programs and packages, the first 30-minute call is complimentary. Perhaps we could jump on a call together to talk through your specific situation...and if there is any advice that I can offer you in that moment, I'd be happy to! If interested, my email address is [email protected].
Molly BennetTrainer | Life and Career advisor
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04/13/21 at 5:51AM UTC
Hi there Robin! I'm happy that you are coming back to pursue your career. I've been there and I know how hard to create an impressive resume. I suggest that you ask help and guidance from professional writers like Resume Prime. They can customize your resume based on your preferences that will make you outstand from others. I hope this will help. Good luck!
Robin Spiegel
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04/14/21 at 6:02PM UTC
Thank you so much Molly. I'm researching both Resume Prime and Resume Professional Writers. Resume Professional Writers is a lot more expensive though, and I'm not sure it's worth the additional expense (about $200).
Anonymous
04/15/21 at 1:34AM UTC
Hello Robin! I tried before resume professional writers and yeah, you're right! It's more expensive compare to resume prime, but with the service they provided me, I think it's worth the price. They really build my resume well, and help me land a job. Also, you can look for some promo code, they offer coupon code discounts, and it's a big save for me. Hope you'll choose the one that could really help you!
Molly BennetTrainer | Life and Career advisor
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04/15/21 at 1:16AM UTC
I checked it and surprisingly both are very convenient. If you're worried about your budget, try to look for coupon deals from them. I used one before and save 15% of the total price. Then, if you want free tips and ideas about resume, interview and career advice, try to read their blogs. It's in their website too. Happy reading! :)
Molly BennetTrainer | Life and Career advisor
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04/13/21 at 5:53AM UTC
Here's the link to help you :) https://www.resumeprime.com/
Anonymous
04/07/21 at 8:59PM UTC
have you checked out any of the articles or webinars on fairygodboss? they have some great advice i've used in the past. https://fairygodboss.com/events/8gwjzBrC_/10-tips-to-create-an
Robin Spiegel
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04/14/21 at 6:04PM UTC
No, but I appreciate the information. I will look into the link now.
