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Thursday, January 3, 2008
"Everything
You Ever Wanted to Know About
Resumes and Portfolios, But Were Afraid to Ask"
By Andrew Davis
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Program
Description
Andrew Davis will explain how to optimize your resume and
make best use of your portfolio, covering in detail what works,
why, and how to get the results you want.
This is the age of black-hole electronic job applications,
keyword search tools, and anonymous recruiting generalists.
Knowing what hiring managers want from you -- let alone how
to present your credentials and work samples to best effect
-- has never been more challenging. Andrew will help you parse
the job description and accentuate aspects of your resume
and portfolio accordingly. He will explain how to make hiring
managers eager to speak with you.
If time permits, Andrew will explain how to handle uncomfortable
inquiries into your employment history, compensation expectations,
telecommuting preferences, and other issues.
Andrew will give a brief formal presentation, to leave time
for a lively and candid Q&A. To make the most of this meeting,
go to www.synergistech.com/resumes.shtml
and www.synergistech.com/portfolios.shtml
beforehand to review the resume- and portfolio-related articles
there. Bring your specific questions for Andrew to answer.
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About our Presenter
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Andrew Davis runs Synergistech
Communications, a local recruiting firm for staff
and contract technical communicators. Andrew is a former
writer of system administration and software developer
documentation for companies such as Oracle (documenting
relational databases on minicomputers), IBM (UNIX hypertext
authoring tools), Informix (Windows database tools),
Network Equipment Technologies (PBXs and routers), and
Verity (enterprise text search tools).
He is well connected in Silicon Valleys software
and telecommunication documentation communities. He
also recruits technical trainers, instructional designers,
medical writers, and user experience (UX) professionals
on both coasts.
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