Tips For Resume Writing For Queensland Government Jobs

Tips For Resume Writing For Queensland Government JobsIf you are looking for resume writing for Queensland government jobs, there are some tips that will help you. For starters, the first thing you want to do is to make sure that your resume is tailored to the job for which you are applying. The best resume writing for Queensland government jobs is one that is personalized and one that are perfect for the position.You also want to make sure that your resume gives an overall impression of you and it is not one that is made to pass muster on the part of your potential employer. You want to write something that will look professional and can stand up in any kind of situation.One of the ways that you can accomplish this is to find a resume writing service to work with you. These services offer editing and proofreading for a price. For more detailed resumes you can pay a bit more to have a professional writer to work on them for you.Another great way to get around your resume is to create it yourself. However, when doing this, you will need to go into the skills that you have and list them out. One example is if you have good communication skills, your resume should reflect this.Next, you will want to think about your career goals and what you are looking for in the next step. It is a good idea to list the job that you are looking for and how you will achieve this and where you will be working from. This will help you ensure that your resume reflects what you are really looking for in the future.Finally, if you are worried about your cover letter being too long and filling up too much space, you can always use a template to make it more professional and shorter. When choosing a template, it is a good idea to search for one that is easy to understand and will allow you to keep it as close to what you actually wrote as possible.Remember, it is important to provide all of the information about the job that you are applying for so that your resume can show up properly. It is always a good idea to save a copy of your resume for future reference. In fact, you may find that you have so many resumes that you have to decide which ones to keep or toss.

How to Be a Leader, According to General David Petraeus

How to Be a Leader, According to General David Petraeus Gen. David Petraeus is a retired four-star general and former director of the CIA. He is currently chairman of the KKR Global Institute. A great boss provides inspiration, encouragement, counsel, direction, example, energy, and all the other elements needed to help you ‘be all that you can be.’ A bad boss does the opposite. I have had many extraordinary bosses, but if I had to choose one, I’d have to select General John (Jack) R. Galvin. He was a true soldier, scholar, and statesmen who provided the elements that make a great boss. He was the kind of leader and individual I aspire to be. I worked for him personally, initially as his aide and then as a special assistant/speech writer in two subsequent assignments, the final one when he served as NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander in Europe. He was very supportive for the rest of his life, providing encouragement, thoughts, and reflections during the toughest days of the campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan and then after I left government. Be Curious In addition to having demonstrated courage on the battlefield and also in the so-called “Battles of the Potomac,” he was a tremendous student of history and a true intellectual, one who always demonstrated boundless curiosity and a tremendous love of learning. I’d like to think I embodied those attributes to a degree even before I first worked for him, but he clearly strengthened my conviction about their importance and taught me how to exhibit them in difficult, complex situations. Engage, Engage, Engage General Galvin truly sought to support those who worked for him well after they departed, working hard to keep up with them, to assist when needed, and to continue to engage in stimulating exchanges. At a certain point, I realized that even when I was not working directly for him that I was still helping and interacting with him in a variety of ways. We ultimately had a lifelong correspondence, sending multiple-page letters to each other at least once a month. Be a Positive Force I learned enormous lessons from him about how to lead and also how to follow. After all, even as Supreme Allied Commander he had bosses. I learned as well about “affirmative â€" positive â€" leadership,” provision of energy and enthusiasm, the importance of getting the big ideas right, how to deal with adversity and setbacks, and the joy of reading and writing about subjects in which one has keen interest. Know What Really Matters He also taught me that service to one’s country in important endeavors and the privilege of soldiering with America’s sons and daughters in uniform, as well as intellectual stimulation, are worth far more than the loftiest of salaries. We both agreed strongly with Teddy Roosevelt’s observation that “life’s greatest gift is hard work worth doing.” â€" Edited from an interview with Chris Kornelis

Career Comics Funny Caption Contest #18 - Work It Daily

Career Comics Funny Caption Contest #18 - Work It Daily PLEASE NOTE: This contest is officially over. The comment section was print screened and the winner was notified by e-mail. Any additional votes will not be counted. Do you think you're funny? Prove it! In the comment section below, write out the funniest caption you can think of for the picture on the right. Whoever has the most votes by 11:59 PM ET on Wednesday, May 25 will win! How to Enter Look at the picture and think of a funny caption for it. Type your winning caption into the comment section below. Don't forget to use a valid e-mail address when entering your name on the comment platform so we can contact you if you win! Hit the 'Like' button on your comment. That's one vote. Hurray! Now, show your funny caption to all your friends and tell them to 'Like' your comment, too. Why You Should Play The winner will receive the following: FREE half-hour of personal career coaching with CAREEREALISM.com Founder, J.T. O'Donnell [Value = $75] FREE PDF copy of J.T.'s book [Value = $9.95] More friends [Priceless] Rule: No swearing or inappropriate humor. Basically, you can be funny but not really funny. Hint: Use your social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn) to ask for votes. That way, all your friends will know how funny you are. Disclaimer: We cannot guarantee you will make more friends from your participation in this contest. Photo credit: Shutterstock Have you joined our career growth club?Join For Free!