Resume Rescue with Bee

bee | mid-thirties | passionate about kerning

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Hi all! I'm Bee, and I want to help you with your resume woes. If you've been struggling with resume formatting, I'd love to buzz in and lend an assist. DM me here, or shoot me an e-mail!

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@yahya6418 !!!!!!!!!!!!!

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@yahya6418 Woo hoo!!! Nice work!

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@sasha_gtnp Of course. Good luck on your interviews! 🤞🤞

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Resume Tip #2 | Thank You Notes

Thank you notes can be a controversial topic - a lot of people don't like to write them, and I get it! It can be hard to come up with something unique that will set you apart from other candidates. Here are some tips and tricks I've gathered:

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[Resume Rescue with Bee @BeeMarketable]

@sasha_gtnp Oh, absolutely! I'd say that it's more preferred nowadays. And it's much easier to get a thank you note to someone quickly.

If you don't have the hiring manager's contact info - take a blank card to the interview, write it in the lobby, and hand it to the receptionist - boom!

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@yahya6418 Thank you for working with me, Karen. It was a privilege to help, and I can't wait to hear the result!!

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...to Bee yourself!

If thank you notes aren't your thing, or you have trouble finding the words, don't worry! I offer thank you note services in addition to resumes. Message me on here, or check out the info below to get in touch!

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The thank you note is formatted (crucial!) and streamlined. You always want to let them know how great you will be for their team, and re-confirm your interest in the role.

There are a million different ways to craft a thank you note, but the most important thing is...

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Are you looking for someone to overhaul your resume, cover letters, or LinkedIn profile? Message me here, or at [email protected]. Other professional services available - including interview coaching, thank you notes, and general document editing!

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Resume Tip #1 | Active Verbs ✍️

By using an active verb on your resume ("Spearheaded X project" vs. "Was responsible for..."), you provide clarity on your role and insert yourself into the action. Active voice highlights the impact YOU had on a role - not the other way around.

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Good examples of active verbiage:

Direct | Utilize | Interpret | Parse | Increase | Facilitate | Ensure | Communicate | Guide | Develop | Mentor | Implement | Initiate | Merge | Streamline | Transform

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@jennyflyrocks Hello Jenny! Thank you for reaching out. I believe I just received your e-mail, and will be following up within the next couple of hours, once I’m done with work. But if not, send me a DM or an e-mail, and we can set something up. Cheers!