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7.	Worth its weight in future paystubs
	(El Cajon, CA United States) January 31, 2001 - 5.0/5 stars
	If nothing else, this book is beneficial because it gives the reader lots of ideas to borrow (Ok, steal, but that's why this book was written). I'm not very creative when it comes to laying the resume out, but the different... read full review
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8.	Easy Read and Information Exceeds Promise!!
	(Tampa Bay, Florida) March 7, 2003 - 5.0/5 stars
	I've read a few career books, but none were as much a pleasure to read as Resumes for Dummies. Having already read Cover Letters for Dummies I knew that this book was going to be informative but still easy to read!
9.	Results!
	(Nashville, TN) April 15, 2003 - 5.0/5 stars
	I wrote my resume based entirely on advice from this book, and landed the second job I applied for. That's what I all results.

Editorials

	Dr. Drema K. Howard, Director, Career Resource Center, University of South Florida
	If college graduates had a Joyce Lain Kennedy to guide them ... there would certainly be fewer unfocused, frazzled, jobless people. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
	Book Description
	Over the past decade, resumes have undergone dramatic changes in how they are submitted to recruiters. Technology advances have redefined the recruiting industry. It started with electronic resumes that had... read full editorial
	Book Info
	A must for any job seeker. This newly revised guide shows you how to craft a 'StandOut' resume that will get your foot in the door. Softcover. Previous edition c2000.

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