Uncover The Secret Ingredient
To Resume Writing For
Career Change

Your career change resume has to do three things really well.

1. It has to stay relevant at all times.

2. It must point to and showcase the skills, knowledge-set, and passion that you exhibit for your new career.

3. It provides evidence that you have can do and have done what they have called upon you to do.

Resume writing for career change requires that you keep your resume short, sweet, to-the-point, and extremely relevant.

You resume writing role is to make the choice to call you a no-brainer.

Give yourself an edge by imagining a day in your hiring manager's shoes.

1. How you would feel if you had a million-and-one things to accomplish in your 24-hour limited day...
   
   
   
   • Only to have to browse a stack of resumes that lack the power, and luster of helping you decipher if they have what it will take to help you solve your problems.
   
   
   
2. What would you do with that resume written by a career changer who apparently has no clue of what it really takes to win your attention?
   • Oh and...you have two-minutes until your next project meeting.

   • So...what is it that you do?

   • Do you call the career changing candidate?

   • Or...do you go ahead and dispose of that unfocused and untargeted resume, grab a quick sip of coffee and then scoot off to your next meeting?

When you begin resume writing for career change, present a tightly targeted value-driven picture of yourself.

Make sure that you give targeted proof that your work history to date has given you access to develop the skills, and knowledge that gives the hiring manager what he wants.

Here's to your career change success!

Signed: Latarsha Lytle, MBA Your career strategist, motivational coach, and biggest fan!

P.S. Don't stay stuck. Your life is too valuable to waste it in a career that doesn't work for you.

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