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No logos, no tables, no mangers
8 May 2017

No logos, no tables, no mangers

by Zach Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog | 0

Q: I recently upgraded my resume. I have sent it to several large employers in New England. I have attached a copy for your review. Can you comment? I am not getting a lot of responses. A: Thanks for attaching … Continued

job applications, job doc blog, job search, job seeker, linkedin, resumes
Job hunting tips for recent college grads
6 Mar 2017

Job hunting tips for recent college grads

by Zach Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog | 0

Q:  My daughter is graduating college in the spring of 2017.  She has replied to many online postings and seems to be getting frustrated.  Many of her friends are landing jobs.  I am sure that job hunting has changed since … Continued

career, college grad, job search, job seeker, recent college grad
When I walk into a networking event…
20 Feb 2017

When I walk into a networking event…

by Zach Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog | 0

Q: I have been told to network at different professional events.  I don’t know where to find these events.  Beyond that, I am nervous about what to do.  How does one actually “network” at these events?  Please give me very … Continued

job search, job seeker, networking
“Not a fit”
30 Jan 2017

“Not a fit”

by Zach Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog | 0

Q: What do the words “not a fit for the job” actually mean? A: This is a common response to a candidate when they are not offered a job.  “Not a fit” can have many legitimate meanings.  Some of these … Continued

hiring, job offers, job search, post-interview
Is an objective needed on a resume?
16 Jan 2017

Is an objective needed on a resume?

by Zach Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog | 0

Q: I have noticed that more and more resumes do not contain objectives at the top.  I was told many years ago that this section was required.  Is my information dated?  What would I put at the top of my … Continued

job applications, job search, resumes
Landing a finance role in 2017
26 Dec 2016

Landing a finance role in 2017

by Zach Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog, Uncategorized | 0

Q:  I recently applied for several senior financial management roles.  I have experience at large, international organizations.  The roles I am currently interested in are roles working for smaller organizations.  Typically these roles are working for entrepreneurial start-up organizations.  I … Continued

job applications, job hunting tips, job search, job seeker, resumes
Networking tips for an introvert
5 Dec 2016

Networking tips for an introvert

by Zach Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog, Uncategorized | 0

Q:  I am introvert.  I have been told to network.  How does a network introvert?  It is so anxiety-producing!  HELP.  The thought of walking into a giant room of strangers has me feeling sick. A: Networking is still a critical … Continued

job hunting tips, job search, job search strategies, job seeker, linkedin, networking
Networking advice for a CPA
17 Oct 2016

Networking advice for a CPA

by Zach Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog, Uncategorized | 0

Q:  I am told networking and professional relationships are important for my career.  I am a newly minted CPA, an introvert, but a very competent professional.  How do you suggest that I network?  What are some good first steps? Professional … Continued

candidate tips, job search, linkedin, networking
Check email and voicemail frequently if you are looking for a job
10 Oct 2016

Check email and voicemail frequently if you are looking for a job

by Zach Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog, Uncategorized | 0

Q:  I applied for a job 2 weeks ago and heard nothing for about 2 weeks.  During that time, I checked my email and voicemail 1-2 times per week.  I was networking a lot and unable to access my desktop.  … Continued

job search, job seekers, networking, no response
Can you “undo” an email sent in anger?
12 Sep 2016

Can you “undo” an email sent in anger?

by Zach Ritterbusch | posted in: Job Doc Blog, Uncategorized | 0

Q: I recently applied for a job that was posted online.  I participated in several interviews.  After several interviews, I was told (by email) that another candidate was selected for the role.  In the email, the recruiter told me that … Continued

etiquette, interviewing, job search, networking

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