Articles By Paul Drury
Published in Cover Letter
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Paul Drury
When you are starting a new chapter in life, there are certain situations where your motivations are just as important as your previous experience.
Published in Resume Help
by Paul Drury
No hiring manager will be impressed by a candidate who tells them what they do for a job. Your future boss is perfectly aware of the responsibilities of the role in question. Instead, they are interested in what a candidate has accomplished and how it made a difference for their previous employers. Past performance is an indicator of future success.
Published in Career
by Paul Drury
Just because a job hasn’t been advertised doesn’t mean that there isn’t a job. For you. You can create a dream opportunity for yourself out of thin air. Showcase your potential with a letter of interest.
Published in Cover Letter
by Paul Drury
When you end a cover letter to apply for your dream job, you should be leaving a carefully-crafted impression right up to the very last word.
Published in Resume Help
by Paul Drury
Here come the unsung heroes of any job search…. 300+ resume action verbs!
Highlighting their accomplishments is any candidate’s top priority, and in a world of limited attention spans, the first word of any accomplishment needs to pack a punch.
Published in Resume Help
by Paul Drury
Use your past to hint at your potential and let your personality shine. Let's explore how to secure a fantastic first job.
Published in Resume Help
by Paul Drury
Everyone looks for jobs with no job experience so don't worry! There are several ways to show what you are capable of!
Published in Career
by Paul Drury
This expert guide written by Resume.io remote working writing team explores the 4 aspects of remote work: How to get it, keep it, organize it and enjoy it!
Published in Cover Letter
by Paul Drury
Imagine that you are a job seeker sitting down at your computer to write a long letter. This letter is your one-shot opportunity to sell yourself to a hiring manager for your next job. Broken into a job search cold sweat yet?
