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Your resume gets you in the door. Or it doesn’t. It won’t get you a job. Its role is to get you noticed.

In this week’s episode off the Higher Ed Career Coach Show on BlogTalkRadio, I’ll be talking about the art and science of resume writing, and give an overview of the 7 points included in my recent e-book.

We’ll also discuss ATS (Automatic Text Screener) programs, and some tools and tips for getting a handle on the challenge of writing a keyword-rich resume.

I will also take calls from those with questions about resumes, and will give a brief overview of some of my resume writing and career coaching packages.

Please join me for the podcast by clicking the episode link or listening with the player in the sidebar at right.

If you’d like to call in, the number is (347) 989-0055, or you can use the Skype “S” click-to-talk button from the episode page to connect via Skype.

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