Are you on the web? I am not asking if you have Internet access, but rather whether you can be found by others who do – by others who may not even know it is you they are looking for? Well, you should! (and you can…)
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Like lots of people, you may have been without a job for 2 months, or like one guy I met, for 2 years! From a personal marketing standpoint, it means time gaps in your resume. Why should you care? And, how do you fill in those resume gaps?
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…only in a science fiction story or in a job seeker’s dream.
A resume can be a powerful thing in your career and job search. It can make a big difference in whether you get a job in the short term, and in the type of contacts you make over the long term (and therefore, where your career goes).
But a resume is not the end-all of your job search and your personal career marketing. It is really more like the beginning. In fact, as I see it, a resume’s purpose is not so much to “get you a job” as it is to “get you a conversation with someone about getting a job”.
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