Keep your resumes for changing careers simple. Focus on accomplishments and how you succeeded. The book and this website have the simple career change resume template I recommend.
First, start with who you know. Who do you know in your new chosen career field? Who do you already know who might be able to help you change careers successfully?
When you reach the interview phase with a company, prepare to ask the right questions to make sure the company and the team you’ll be on share your values. Interviewing for career change properly will help you get on the right path.
Read Career Change Guide to make your values based career change. Understand who you are, your values, and who you want to work with.
In addition to utilizing your core values in identifying people with whom you want to work, use them to decide who or what you want your work to benefit. Career Change Guide shows you how to identify your core values and use them to power your successful career change. Watch the Career Change Guide short career change videos to start, or get Career Change Guide and start reading.
Career Change Guide has career change resources, including examples of an elevator pitch for the purpose of your career change.
Preparing to answer potential questions about your resume while interviewing for career change will help you give a proper answer.
How to present education when editing your resume while changing careers? Use the free career change resume template to handle education.
How to present education when editing your resume while changing careers? Use the free career change resume template to handle education.
How well does the “experience” section of your resume convey what you can do? Also, check out the interviewing for career change video.
