by redrocketresume | Jun 12, 2019 | The Successful Job Search
Katherine Miller is an executive health coach and master plant-powered chef with a passion for women’s wellness. Her coaching practice, Mbodied, focuses on empowering women to take control of their lives and cultivate a strong, vital body and brain for the journey...
by redrocketresume | Apr 9, 2019 | Career Development, LinkedIn, Resume Writing, The Successful Job Search
Guest post from Coach Ron Nash, entrepreneur and Inspirational Coach with a focus on Business and Career. One of the most sobering statistics I put in front of job seekers is this one: Recruiters will decide whether they want to interview you or not in 6 seconds....
by redrocketresume | Mar 12, 2019 | ATS, Career Development, Job Search, Resume Questions, Resume tips, Resume Writing, The Successful Job Search
You submit a job application, your resume makes it past ATS, and it lands on the hiring manager’s desk. Then what?? I consulted with Career Coach Emily from HR Logic Solutions to learn the 5 steps every recruiter uses to quickly evaluate if a resume should be...
by redrocketresume | Jan 8, 2019 | Career Development, Job Search, Resume Writing, The Successful Job Search
RedRocketResume’s very own Abigail Marshall, a Certified Professional Coach (CPC) and Certified Professional Resume Writer (CPRW), shares how Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs can help answer critical questions about your career priorities. In 1943, psychologist Abraham...
by redrocketresume | Jan 7, 2019 | ATS, Career Development, Job Search, Resume Questions, Resume tips, Resume Writing, The Successful Job Search
Our goal at RedRocketResume isn’t to deliver resumes that look good. Our goal is to create resumes that work. That means resumes that give hiring managers the information they need to identify you as the person best qualified to solve their problems and make their...
by redrocketresume | Sep 11, 2018 | Career Development, LinkedIn, The Successful Job Search
The Summary section of your LinkedIn profile is highly keyword-optimized, which means it’s super influential in getting your profile in front of recruiters or other folks searching for people like you. And because it sits at the top of your profile page, it occupies...
