Tag Archive: Resume

Tailor Your Resume For Any Position

January 26, 2017

One simple way to score an interview is to tailor your resume to fit the job. Sounds easy enough, right? Here are some quick tips to prepare your resume for the position you want: Understand the Job and Necessary Qualifications Read over the job description to ensure that you understand  ... Read More


Resume Refresher

June 10, 2016

It’s been a long time since you have looked at your resume. You aren’t even sure what it looks like, but you know that it is not professional and needs some work. You don’t have any experience, but you can’t get any experience without a great resume. Don’t worry, we  ... Read More


Attention 2016 Job Seeking Grads

May 27, 2016

It is time! Time to get a real job and begin the next chapter of your life. The only issue is, getting a job. As a recent grad, the job search can be tricky. Everyone is looking for the same thing and it seems like they have more experience than  ... Read More


Good News For Candidates!

August 28, 2015

Dallas is booming and we’re blessed to be a part of it! There’s no doubting that Dallas is one of the greatest places to be and for many reasons! From the gorgeous skyline to cheering for the Cowboys to chowing down on the Tex-Mex, no wrong can come from this  ... Read More


Resume Tips for Every Job Seeker

June 26, 2015

R-E-S-U-M-E find out what it means to me! Whether you are about to submit your resume or just starting, take a look at these tips to help your resume be the best possible! Just remember RESUME. Read Over Before you submit your resume be sure to read it over. Look  ... Read More


A Quick Cover Letter Guide To Recent Grads!

May 8, 2015

So you’re about to graduate from college. There are probably some things you still don’t know: how to file taxes, how to buy a house, how to cook complicated meals (or any meal), how to pay off student loan debt, how to apply for a credit card and maybe how  ... Read More


Listen Up, Grads!

March 19, 2015

Post-graduate life can be incredibly stressful, as recent college graduates learn to navigate the ups and downs of “real life.” With the stresses of finding a place to live, meeting new people, and living independently, there is plenty to worry about without having to find a job. But the post-grad  ... Read More


Career Resolutions in the New Year

December 26, 2014

Get excited about your career goals for 2015! Here at Dallas Employment Services we are here to help you prepare, so that you can get going this new year! Here are some tips and resolutions to add to your list: Map out your career This year write down what you  ... Read More


Cleaning Up Your Social Media

April 18, 2014

Social media can be an excellent resource for expressing yourself, storing photos and memories, and communicating with friends and family. However, inappropriate content on social media can be detrimental to your job search. According to Forbes, close to 40 percent of employers check applicants social media before deciding to hire  ... Read More


Resumes That Work For You in 2014

January 8, 2014

With the new year in full swing, your job search should be back in action as well. For this year’s job search, you need to be sure your resume is above the rest. Your resume should be effective and well-organized. Here is how you can fix up your resume for  ... Read More


Prepping for the New Year Job Search

December 23, 2013

Prepping for the New Year Job Search Though the holidays are not the best time for finding a job, they are the best time for preparing your job search. You can get a step up on the competition and find a wonderful job opportunity while other job hunters are still  ... Read More


Resume Tips

August 14, 2013

Recruiters and hiring managers read hundreds of resumes, so how will your resume “wow” employers? While what stands out to one recruiter might not stand out to another, there are universal qualities that define an outstanding resume. Try these tips to revamp your resume before applying for jobs: 1. Be  ... Read More


5 Job Search Mistakes You Could Be Making

April 24, 2013

    Have you been on countless interviews, applied for tons of jobs, and still aren’t getting any results? It may be because you are making some common mistakes that a lot of people make on their resumes and in their job hunt. Here’s some job search mistakes that you’re  ... Read More


Making Your Resume Shine

April 10, 2013

  As you can probably guess, the job market is very competitive right now. Employers get stacks of resumes every day and look at a resume an average of six seconds before deciding to toss it or not. Worried that yours might not make the cut? Here are some helpful  ... Read More


Your Resume Shouldn’t Be Written In Stone

December 5, 2012

One of the biggest mistakes job seekers make is sending the exact same resume for each job application. Putting together a solid resume can be a tough task, so having to rewrite and re-edit it for each job application may sound like a daunting task. It doesn’t have to be  ... Read More


Things You Should Leave Off of Your Resume

August 1, 2012

  When hiring managers look at resumes, there is certain information they expect to find, such as experience, skills and education. But many people go a step or two too far and include include items on their resumes that don’t need to be there, and in fact may turn off  ... Read More


Marketing 101 for Job Seekers

July 17, 2012

Marketing n. The action or business of promoting and selling products or services Whether you realize it or not, when you’re searching for a new job, you’re a marketer – you’re promoting and selling a product (yourself) and services (your skills). Here are some practices successful marketing departments employ that  ... Read More


Interviewing – Mind the Details

July 3, 2012

You’ve selected a professional outfit, you’ve rehearsed the tough questions, and you’ve done your research on the company. You’re completely prepared for your interview. Or are you? The old saying “The devil is in the details” definitely holds true when it comes to job interviews. Here are a few items  ... Read More


Save Yourself From Typos and Errors!

June 5, 2012

Has this ever happened to you? You spend hours composing a perfect resume and cover letter, getting in touch with all your references to let them know they might get a call, and crossing your fingers. You hit the “Send” button…and as the email screen fades away, you notice a  ... Read More


Who to Follow on Facebook and Twitter

May 23, 2012

If you’re working on your personal branding and online networking, odds are good you’re spending a lot of time on Facebook and/or Twitter. We thought we’d give you a hand by sharing some of the best accounts to follow for job search tips, tricks, and info! Facebook 1. Dallas Employment  ... Read More