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Marc Cenedella How do you prevent yourself from making the type of mistakes I just made in the headline? My advice is to not trust the computer and to keep it simple.
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When Your Reputation Stops Working
When Jon B. Roberts decided to switch from medical-device sales to other industries, word of mouth and reputation no longer applied. He found himself 12 years overdue for a resume update.
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‘My Cover Letter was Out of Shape’

After this job seeker discovered that physical activity motivated him to slim down at the gym and shape up his job search, his company-to-be found him on OpsLadder.

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Why Good Career-Changers are Anthropologists
To gain an edge in the job hunt, study the people within the company you’re pursuing.
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Investing in a Career Upgrade
Kitty Koenig put $100 into a ticket to a charity event and devoted time to a volunteer opportunity that followed. The SalesLadder member said the investment paid off many times over.
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Career Change Advice: Be a Subject-Matter Expert
It’s not impossible to compete with industry vets, even if you’re coming from a different trade
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Changing Industries, Then Changing Back
This IT pro left technology marketing to earn his fortune in real estate. He needed a new resume to cover his absence when he decided to return to technology five years later.
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Resume Recasts Bookkeeper as HR Powerhouse
Bookkeeper Debbi Ramirez was ready to trade in her role in finance for a position in human resources. Selling her qualifications meant a rewrite to her resume.
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Academic Resume Graduates to Corporate Standards
Career-changing consultant and college professor wins “Does My Resume Stink?” contest. New resume opens doors into the business world.
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The New You: Reinventing Your Career
What can you do to level barriers when crossing industries?
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Sales Manager Trades Flex Time for Family Time
Matthew Marshall had wearied of telecommuting with a California office; then OpsLadder and a networking campaign helped him find a job in his hometown of Reading, Pa.
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