Janice Weinberg
Disappointed with the results of your search for an IT management job? Or perhaps you haven't begun to look
but—since you have only one chance to make a first impression—want
to avoid any missteps. In either case, Debugging Your Information Technology
Job Search will put you on the fast track toward your goal. Some
highlights:
- Why including a technical skills section
on your resume can undermine your ability to generate interviews
- Why mentioning certain responsibilities
and strengths can also be a mistake—and how to know which ones to omit
- 20 IT-specific questions to mine your
experience for as many accomplishments as possible to put on your resume
- How to transform such bland project
statements as "Developed a CRM application," "Consolidated three data
centers," and "Reorganized the IT
department for greater productivity" into compelling accomplishments that
create a higher-level image
- Samples of resumes and cover
letters for IT managers