Wesley Said:

what mean by ASAP?for eg.sending resume for job search?

We Answered:

ASAP is an abreviation for As Soon As Possible. I hope that helps.

Kevin Said:

Need HR job search/resume advice?

We Answered:

Know some of what you are going Thur. Would suggest trying to turn it into a positive( easier said). Say you are flexible and can take on many types of projects. Plus you do have mgmt exp which is very good. Would also say try networking and job fairs along with the job websites and job agencies. Plus if you went to a college close by try there job placement office.
Also consider taking a lower paying job just to get in the door. Not ideal but sadly sometimes is a must. i been there.

good luck.

Beatrice Said:

resume writting for job search?

We Answered:

I'm sure there are a lot of useful sites in the net that will provide you with good resume templates to help you in writing your resume. You can type the search query "resume samples" or "good resume samples" in google or yahoo and you will be presented with relevant samples that you can start out with.

The technique is to use these samples as a guide in making your own. It is much easier than starting from scratch. Alternatively, you may check out http://learn-how-to-write-a-resume.blogs… to learn some useful tips on writing an effective resume to succeed in landing a job.

Vanessa Said:

Is it okay to change your resume in the middle of a job search?

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As long as you don't falsify it or make up stuff, I think it's okay. I think a resume should be a "living" document, meaning that it's never in its final version, it should be constantly updated and revised.

Brenda Said:

What would be some fresh ideas for my job search - brainstorming?

We Answered:

Depending on the kind of work you do, the Internet offers lots of career advice and lots of jobwebsites as well. One such site is www.about.com (once on click on "Careers" under Employment (I think). Also, if you are a waitress as an example, you can go to any search engine like www.google.com or www.jux2.com or www.dogpile.com and type in "waitress employment" and you'll get some good sites. Also, try the biggies as far as jobbanks like www.monster.com and www.careerbuilder.com.

P.S. Even though you may BE desperate, do everything you can NOT to appear desperate during the interview

I hope this helps...