Re: slogans on a resume revisited

[Maggie Pierce Secara <maggiros -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

I had much the same results.  I'd had something like a
"slogan" at the top of the resume before, but I went
in and made it the "Title" of the thing on Monster, so
it's what shows up in the Employer's search.  Doubled
my hits pretty in a few days on Monster.  No, not the
same as anoffer, or even an interview, but at least
it's being seen more often.

I should point out that re-activating (or whatever
each board's term is) whether you've made any changes
or not, also tends to make the hits jump.  I try to do
it at least once a week.

Maggie Secara

--- Bruce Byfield <bbyfield -at- axionet -dot- com> wrote:

  Moreover, after one week, using a slogan as the
 title for the resume produced four times the number
of hits on one job board than the same resume with a
more mundane title, and nine times as many on another
site.
 

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