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    Your Resume is Not Enough: How to Network Your Way Up the Corporate Ladder
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    Your Resume is Not Enough: How to Network Your Way Up the Corporate Ladder

    By Brenda Cunningham

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    About this ebook

    If you literally just submitted your 100th resume this week, or you have been in the same place professionally for years, then it is time to strap on your networking boots and start walking. Your resume, all by itself, is not enough to accelerate your success. This guide will show you how to incorporate networking as a part of your job search or business growth strategy. Enjoy!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrenda Cunningham
    Release dateApr 12, 2013
    ISBN9781301732852
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    Your Resume is Not Enough: How to Network Your Way Up the Corporate Ladder
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    Brenda Cunningham

    Brenda has been in the resume writing industry for over nine years and has earned her certification as a CPRW (Certified Professional Resume Writer) in 2008. Her formal academic background is in Electrical Engineering Technology from the Rochester Institute of Technology and she has worked as a Project Manager (PMP certified) and Product Engineer for Motorola Semiconductor, ON Semiconductor, and most recently Freescale Semiconductor. At those companies, she gained tremendous experience in manufacturing, operations, marketing, and technical troubleshooting. She has helped countless others make seamless transitions between industries and upward moves on various corporate ladders. She is professionally qualified to consider engineering, manufacturing, sales, project management, and business operations as her areas of specialty, but she has also successfully helped those in customer service, collections, IT, human resources, healthcare, accounting, banking, internet services, restaurant operations, retail, military, creative services, public relations, human services, and supply chain (among others). Brenda is looking forward to working with you and helping you to open many new doors of opportunity in your career!

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