Three Reasons to Hire a CPPW Resume Writing Service

Three Reasons to Hire a CPPW Resume Writing ServiceIf you are seeking to increase your odds of getting hired, a CPPW resume writing service is one way to go. The reason a CPPW resume writing service is so popular is because it is quite easy to create a resume that will boost your chances of getting hired. Here are three reasons why you should look into hiring a resume writing service.When looking for a CPPW resume writing service, you will want to make sure they are capable of taking care of the high-pressure work environment of the corporate world. You will need to take responsibility for what you have written. So be sure you are willing to learn from the mistakes that you make. Be certain they have the capacity to effectively hire people with different levels of experience and skills.For your resume to be persuasive, it needs to show your level of expertise and skill. A CPPW resume writing service will ensure that you have all the necessary qualifications and experience. They will write for you to include the important information that you would like included in your resume. Whether your background or job experience is classified as industry specific or industry in general, the agency can determine what format should be used. When writing, the CPPW resume writing service will focus on content and not length.It is important to remember that a CPPW resume writing service will not simply hire other resumes for you. It is their job to ensure that your resume is professional and user friendly. The best resume writing service will be able to assist you in finding the right employment opportunities for you. The ability to find suitable positions with the right amount of experience will help you get hired quicker.The importance of a CPPW resume writing service cannot be overstated. It is so important to get a good resume to gain employment, particularly with the current job market. A CPPW resume writing service has more than enough resources to get you the position y ou want. Using this option is the most cost effective and efficient way to gain employment.As you search for a CPPW resume writing service, you will want to get your facts straight before making any commitments. Make sure you are comfortable working with the person you hire to write your resume. Find out if there are any forms that you have to fill out and whether you have to fax any documents or mail any forms.A CPPW resume writing service is an excellent place to start your career. You will not only get the jobs you want, but you will also gain the respect of those who are hiring you. Your resume will be professionally prepared by someone who knows what is required to get the job you want.

Email Job-Hunting Tips The Right and Wrong Ways To Use Email to Find a Job

Email Job-Hunting Tips The Right and Wrong Ways To Use Email to Find a Job Now that most introductions happen over email, it’s safe to say that email communication has become as important as or even more important than writing cover letters. With this in mind, here are my top five tips for communicating effectively over email: Be incredibly responsive. When someone introduces you to a new contact, it’s imperative that you follow up immediately. If you had a phone conversation or an in-person interview, send a thank-you email as soon as you get off the line or leave the building. Don’t worry about coming across as desperate or creepy; this isn’t a date. Whether the executive takes a few days to respond, or doesn’t respond at all, he or she will be impressed if you respond immediately. Pay attention to the subject line. The task of your email’s subject line is to trigger an impulse that causes the recipient to open the email. Your subject line should be enticing and express who you are and what you are writing about. Sometimes it is appropriate to include your name, and other times your school or connection or who referred you is the better way to go. Here are some examples: Sarah Smythe Following Up on Ian McEwan’s Introduction Indiana Student Interested in Learning more about the Marketing Services Industry ESPN Internship Application â€" Douglas Spector Middlebury Student Seeking 10 Minutes To Talk About McKinsey â€" Referral from Barry Rosenberg Begin by explaining the occasion for your message. The first line of your email will vary, but no matter the situation, your opening line should explain why you’re contacting the recipient. Here are some well-executed examples for a range of scenarios: If you’ve had no previous contact: “I hope this note reaches you in high spirits and good health. I am reaching out to you with the hopes of learning more about the medical diagnostics industry in general and Medtronic specifically.” If you’ve had one previous contact: “Thanks again for our conversation a couple of weeks ago. I followed up as you suggested and found three or four specific target companies with potentially relevant positions to apply to. Could we connect on the phone for 7 to 10 minutes (maximum) so I can get your input about these opportunities?” If you were referred by a third party: “I hope you are having a great weekend and that this doesn’t catch you at an inconvenient time. I was speaking with my uncle Ken, and he explained to me that you direct your firm’s retail practice. I am very interested in exploring a career in retail and fashion, and I believe you would be the perfect person to talk to.” Keep it short and easy-on-the-eyes. Most people don’t have the time or attention span to read an email that’s longer than 10 lines. Assume that the recipient will be reading it on their smartphone (while multi-tasking). Make it snappy. Establish who you are and what you want in the first two sentences. Write your email in at least 11 or 12 point font so that the reader doesn’t have to put on his or her reading glasses. Don’t lose your cool. Chances are, you will be reaching out to people who are very busy. Unread emails don’t bring them joy; they make them anxious, and your email will be adding to the count. So if you haven’t heard back from someone, or if they’ve sent you a less-than-warm response, it doesn’t mean that they dislike you or don’t think you’re good enough. It doesn’t even mean the conversation is over. More often than not, the recipient is just hesitant to add an unexpected task to the pile. Don’t be afraid to continue reaching out. Find the right frequencyâ€"perhaps once every two weeksâ€"until your contact replies with a next step or tells you they aren’t interested. Even then, don’t necessarily cross the person or company off your target list. Just thank them for their time and consider them inactive for the time being. You might try them again in a few months, or they might become an important contact for you years later in your career. An email can be forwarded in an instant, so don’t jeopardize your relationships and your network by writing something in the heat of the moment that will come back to haunt you. Remember, every interaction by email is an opportunity to move your job search process forward by one small but concrete step. Citrin runs the CEO Practice at Spencer Stuart, one of the world’s leading executive search and leadership consulting firms. He is the best-selling author of six books. This article was adapted from his latest, The Career Playbook: Essential Advice for Today’s Aspiring Young Professional, which was published this week.

How to Start an Auto Repair Shop - Work It Daily

How to Start an Auto Repair Shop - Work It Daily Most mechanics use their skills working for someone else. But if you have business skills and access to some capital, you'll be in a good position to learn how to start an auto repair shop of your own. You should be aware that it takes a lot of hard work of course, so you'll need to prepare accordingly. One of the first things you will need to do is formulate a business plan. I'm sure you've heard the saying before: If you fail to plan, you plan to fail. Every business needs a plan. And this plan is more than simply, “We’ll rent a shop and fix cars for money. If we get enough customers, we will make a profit.” No. You'll need to set a goal on where your business is headed. Your plan will also include things such as advertising methods and expenses, as well as particular (specific) start-up costs that you'll have to payâ€"that diagnostics machine costs $5,000? You don't necessarily have to open your own auto repair shop from scratch. You could look into buying one that already exists. You'd already have a suitable building to use, as well as a few employees who may stick around under the new ownership, as well as returning customers and an established marketing presence. Another way to get a good head start is to purchase an auto repair franchise. You would work with an established company and operate under their name instead of doing business under your own. There are plenty of benefits of starting a franchise, but there are also a few drawbacks. The most important benefit is that you'll have an established brand-name that customers will recognize. Training and equipment will also be provided generally. However, you may be severely limited with the way that you do business when operating a franchise. If you want to start your own business, then you will need to pick out a proper location. Your location will play a large role in whether your business succeeds or fails. Shops located by highways or in the middle or busy cities typically fare much better. You may even be able to find an old building that already has all the necessary equipment in it. When picking out a location, make sure that you take into account how much the lease will cost you on a monthly basis. The location will also need to be zoned for your particular type of business. This is important. Another important expense that you'll have to pay when starting an auto repair shop is insurance. You'll need insurance for your garage in cause there's a fire, natural disaster or an employee injures themselves. As such, you will also need worker's compensation insurance in case an accident happens. You may not have the cash to pay for everything you need to start an auto repair shop, so you will need to get a loan from a bank or a personal loan from a friend or family. You can expect to pay anywhere between $30,000 and $100,000 to get your business started. You'll need to pay for the building as well as any equipment. You can save some money by leasing the equipment instead of buying it. The amount of money that you'll have to pay will mainly depend on the size of your operation. Starting a shop that can repair up to four cars at a time will obviously be more expensive than one that can only service two. When you start an auto repair shop, you also need to decide what services to offer. You could specialize in a certain area such as heating and air conditioning systems or brakes. However, doing so would significantly limit the amount of money that your shop could make. Most shops are general, but remember that customers love niche businesses, and if you specialize in say, engine repair and tuning for high performance autos, you’ll have a much more established credibility to start off with. However, sometimes it’s best to offer as many services as you can. Even if you or your mechanics don't have the experience to perform a particular service, you could outsource it instead. It's important you look into advertising when starting an auto repair shop. You will need to get customers in the door. Make sure you get a listing in all local online directories, Google places, the yellow pages and consumer review sites such as Yelp and CitySearch. If you can afford it, you may also want to look into radio and television advertising. Just make sure you take the time to do it carefully. Always start out by creating a business plan that outlines your goals, and remember it may take months to a year to finally be profitable. The last piece of advice (if applicable), is to start repairing autos in your home garage, or otherwise rent some small space and start doing simple repairs, and build up your customer base and repetition. For example, offer the first oil change free, do it quickly and very well, and make sure subsequent oil changes are cheap too. Do it for all your friends, family, and neighbors, and soon the word will spread about how fast and economical you are. One you build up a base through simple oil changes, other requests for service will come, and once you open your shop, you will already have guaranteed traffic. Image from Dja65/Shutterstock Have you joined our career growth club?Join Us Today!