Books and advisories tell you how to write a job resume. But always remember the importance of the covering letter. It’s just as essential as the resume itself.
Place upfront in the covering letter what is most important about your skills. Outline very quickly your professional assets. Tune the theme to what that skill is; technical, leadership, or academic.
The covering letter ought to quickly reprise what you are really selling about yourself. That will make it easier for a prospective employer to scan your’s from, perhaps, hundreds of other job requests. (See the Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments and @BusinessNewshole at twitter.)
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