There is one subconscious habit that wreaks havoc on all communication and connection. It is a double edge sword that we say to friends, colleagues, and even strangers. On one side it gives the receiver a level of uncomfortableness or regret. On the other we completely diminish ourselves or our value. It was the hardest […]
Not you directly, but you in your resume. You’ve trapped it in a vicious politeness cycle. It all starts with not being able to take a compliment and ends in sabotaging yourself in your resume. All because you are too polite. This is a unique politeness. It is an extreme avoidance to bragging. This politeness is
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One of the biggest mistakes I see on resumes – from college graduates to CEOs -is that their resume, and specifically the statements therein, fail a simple two-word test. So what? If the reader asks that question after reading your summary – fail. If the reader asks that question after reading your bullet points –
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