Tips For Work And Life With Andrew Lacivita

Your resume is a marketing document, not a work history document. Yes, you use your work history to market yourself, but 99.9% of the people I’ve encountered do it the wrong way. In my work history, for example, I’ve helped companies earn likely billions of dollars. I’ve built project management methodologies. I’ve built enough tools for 10 lifetimes. Do you can about any of that when it comes to helping you find your dream job? I can create a resume that’s 100,000 words and 99,400 of them wouldn’t do anything but hide the 600 that matter—TO YOU! It’s all my work history and I’m proud of it, but it’s not important as it relates to you and what you need at this moment so I’m not gonna waste your time with that. Employers aren’t companies. They’re a bunch of people with personal and corporate needs. The biggest mistake job seekers make is not obsessing over what the employer’s need and putting that information front and center for them. They need to see the right CONTENT with the right CONTEXT in the right SEQU