Job Seeker: Your mission to land a great job fast begins by creating an attractive resume using classy fonts and a letterhead that presents your contact information in a professional manner. Cyberspace is a dangerous place. Protect your privacy. If you are posting to a public job board, omit your street address. Your letterhead should display your name; your city, state, and zip code; one telephone number, and one email address.
In summary, the letterhead design and font you choose should suit your profession and personality. Use the same letterhead on all your career correspondence (cover letter, resume, reference sheet, follow-up letter, etc.). Be sure to provide hyperlinks to your email and social media profile. Before you finalize the first draft of your resume, analyze your letterhead. Is it visually appealing? Is your contact information presented in a manner that makes it easy for a prospective employer to reach you? Remember, the top right corner is prime space for your phone number and email address. Even in your letterhead, content is king if you want your phone to ring! © 2014 Sharla Taylor – All rights reserved.
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7/14/2022 10:44:20 am
I'm glad you found the blog on resume design and font choices helpful. A group of career coaches/resume writers and I co-moderate two Clubhouse rooms "Your Career Guide" on Monday's at 1 pm Eastern and "Career Coaches on Call" on Tuesdays at 6 pm Eastern. Both rooms are hosted by Thought Leadership Branding Club with 30K members. Download the Clubhouse app to your smartphone and follow me on Clubhouse @sharlataylor (Career Coach & Resume Writer).
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Sharla is a mulit-certified career coach, executive resume writer, job search strategist, networking consultant, and published author. Through her company, Written by a Pro, Sharla has been helping executives and mid-career professionals land great jobs with better compensation and work-life balance for more than 20 years. She approaches her business from a Christian perspective. Her favorite Scripture is Matthew 19:26 "with God all things are possible" and this Bible verse is the inspiration for Finding Meaningful Work & Career Happiness online career coaching program. Click here to explore some free resources for mid-career and executive job seekers and book your free, 20-minute consultation with Sharla Taylor. WRITTEN BY A PRO
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