Avoid These Resume Blunders

Finding us in your spam mailbox? Please add us to your address book! Trouble viewing this email? View in Browser  Manage my subscriptions IT Careers May 08, 2012 Twelve Points to Leave Off Your Resume The first hurdle in any job hunt is building your resume. Ultimately, your first draft is a template for something that you are going to tailor based on each opportunity (if you're serious about the job). Pulling it together is a painful process of learning how to see yourself from the outside. Writing for Glassdoor.com, John Sumser, founder and editor-in-chief of HRExaminer, offers a few guidelines for items you should definitely not include in your resume. Read more > A Layered Approach to Optimizing the DC — and Your IT Investment Check out this webcast to learn how business intelligence software can deliver a breadth of capabilities that are needed in practically every area of your business. Register Now > Blogs Susan Hall Charting Your IT Career Connecticut Program to Fund Internships Loraine Lawson Integration Just the Stats: Master Data Management Don Tennant From Under the Rug Maybe It's Possible to Strike a Work/Life Balance After All Think You Know Big Data?   Register for this big event, where you will receive great training, and discover the latest storage technologies and best practices. Register now > Social Media Changes Customer Service, Enterprise Collaboration Social media has changed everything about the way people communicate and work together, so it's not surprising that IT vendors and corporations see social media's potential for revolutionizing communications in enterprises too. Quick Reference: Explore SharePoint 2010 CustomGuide, a provider of online training solutions, contributed the Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Reference Guide to the IT Downloads library to help users get acquainted with SharePoint quickly. Licensing Confusion in Network Management Software Network managers are consistently putting out fires, but in the face of intense budget pressure, they're also charged with another tough job: ensuring that the software licensing model reflects their company's growing IT needs and keeps organizational IT costs in line. . Featured White Papers Drill-Down & Drill-Through: What to Look for in Your Dashboards This white paper guides IT managers through the requirements they should understand prior to shopping for a dashboard solution. •  SaaS, Mobile Apps, Social Media: CRM Implications for Your Business •  TCO Comparison Shows Tape Is Still Your Best Backup Bet •  Managing a Remote Workforce: Proven Practices "From my own experience as a student with Codecademy and Babbel, I can attest that after spending the day working at a computer, the last thing I want to do is spend more time sitting at the computer. I still haven't found a solution to that." Excerpt from Susan Hall Charting Your IT Career Latest White Papers Talent Wars — The Fight for Talent Is Going to Get Tougher Optimizing Storage & Backup — 7 Ways to Control Costs Opportunities to Control TCO in Your DC Infrastructure Conventional Storage Is Dead — Here Are 7 Simple Truths This e-mail is sent by: IT Business Edge, property of QuinStreet, Inc. Attn: Newsletter Subscription Dept. 950 Tower Lane, 6th Floor Foster City, CA 94404 Copyright © 2012 QuinStreet, Inc. All rights reserved. E-mail Reports Sign up for these additional e-mail reports to get the best return on your company's technology and talent: •  Aligning IT & Business Goals    •  Optimizing Infrastructure    •  Integrating the Enterprise    •  Maximizing IT Investments    •  Business Tools & Templates •  IT Careers •  Leveraging Enterprise Software •  Managing Compliance Standards •  Mobile and Telecom •  Fortifying Network Security •  Daily Edge Privacy Policy     Manage Subscriptions     Unsubscribe     Contact Us     How to Advertise