I'm Louise Fletcher. As President of Blue Sky Resumes my mission is to help people take charge of their job search, build confidence and advance their careers. I founded Career Hub to further that mission by connecting job seekers with the best minds in career counseling, resume writing, personal branding and recruiting.
I'm Chandlee Bryan. As a career coach and resume writer with experience from Manhattan to Main Street, I help job seekers connect with opportunity by sharing news, trends and best practices. I'm the Managing Editor of Career Hub and run Best Fit Forward, a boutique career management firm.
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Anthony over at Recruiting.com received a resume last week without a phone number. I'm seeing this more and more frequently with young job seekers - they forget that the people doing the hiring are old enough to still use telephones.
It's way too hard already to get someone to notice your resume. PLEASE make it easy for those who show an interest.
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