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]]> By: admin http://cmscareerblog.com/how-to-write-a-clear-objective-statement-for-your-resume/#comment-38 admin Thu, 29 Nov 2007 03:33:41 +0000 http://orcms.com/blog/?p=35#comment-38 Actually, I recommend changing the Objective Statement on your resumé, especially if you have a specific position for which you are applying. the rest of the resumé can stay the same. Actually, I recommend changing the Objective Statement on your resumé, especially if you have a specific position for which you are applying. the rest of the resumé can stay the same.

]]> By: Eric Mann http://cmscareerblog.com/how-to-write-a-clear-objective-statement-for-your-resume/#comment-37 Eric Mann Thu, 29 Nov 2007 00:56:18 +0000 http://orcms.com/blog/?p=35#comment-37 Creating a concise but detailed original objective is difficult. I have usually tried to echo employers' expressed needs in my objectives (Looking for a Marketing Manager position with Company A ...). The problem with this is that it has become formulatic - I have certain words/phrases that I cut and paste in and out every time I submit my resume. The other problem is that it pins your resume to that specific position - applying for multiple similar jobs with the same company then requires multiple copies of your resume. Your step-by-step method is much more efficient and I'm sure will change the way I apply for jobs in the near future! Creating a concise but detailed original objective is difficult. I have usually tried to echo employers’ expressed needs in my objectives (Looking for a Marketing Manager position with Company A …). The problem with this is that it has become formulatic - I have certain words/phrases that I cut and paste in and out every time I submit my resume. The other problem is that it pins your resume to that specific position - applying for multiple similar jobs with the same company then requires multiple copies of your resume.

Your step-by-step method is much more efficient and I’m sure will change the way I apply for jobs in the near future!

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