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Teena Rose, Book Author, Former Columnist, Professional 11-Year
Resume Writing Veteran & Careerist ... your best choice for
starting or building career success.
Resume to Referral
Executive Resume and Cover
Letter Writing Service
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Call Me:
937.325.2149
Highly endorsed resume-writing, job-search, and career services
business that works best with mid-level to executive
professionals.
Articles
*Thousands* of web pages feature my articles. For a full
list, visit your favorite search engine and type "Teena Rose"
Happy perusing!
Here are a few ...
* JobBankUSA.com
* Net-Temps.com
* ForHerSuccess.com
* MilitaryWives.com
* LocalCareers.com
* CDNBizWomen.com
* SSS-Mag.com
* Job.com
* Retirement-4-u.com
... and many, many others.
Print Publications
THANK YOU to these print publications for
having carried my articles:
National Association of Notary Publics, The Bulletin (Quarterly
Publication from Contact Point), Journal of Accountancy,
and The Busy Woman's Daily Planner
Published Resumes
Several of my resume works
are published within ...
* Best Resumes &
Letters for Ex-Offenders (Enelow/Krannich)
*Best Resumes for College Students and New Grads, Second
Edition (Kursmark)
* Series: Expert Resumes For: Teachers and Educators (First/Second
Editions), People Returning to Work, Career Changers, Manufacturing
Careers, Health Care Careers, and Managers and Executives (Kursmark/Enelow)
* America's Top Resumes for America's Top Jobs, Second Edition
(Farr w/Kursmark)
* Gallery of Best Resumes for People Without a Four-year Degree,
Third Edition (Noble)
* Cover Letter Magic, Second Edition (Kursmark/Enelow)
* Gallery of Best Cover Letters, Second Edition (Noble)
* College Grad Resumes to Land $75,000 Jobs (Enelow)
* Manicurist Resume for CareerOINK.com
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Yeehaw!
A click here, a search there, and you happened by my corner
of the "Internet" world --- and for that, thank you.
Grab attention quickly and effectively ... that's the job-search game
too -- a game that many jobseekers lose because they follow traditional,
outdated techniques when writing their resumes and cover letters.
I *love* working with managers and executives because
they understand that professional writers/copywriters are how
you gain advantage. What I have learned over the years is that traditional
resumes and cover letters do "their" job of outlining skills, but fail to grab the much-needed
attention to "sell" its "product" (AKA,
you).
Statistically speaking, you could go up against a few, a dozen,
or several hundred others holding the same, or similar, skill set. How will you differentiate yourself?
You could argue that grabbing attention to snare an interview
isn't what it used to be. Yes, I completely agree. Resume management
systems have completely morphed the job-search process -- some might
say for the better, others might say for the worse. Not only does
your resume need to catch the eyes of a reader, but a computer's
"eyes" too.
Hiring a professional, skilled, and
highly endorsed resume writer is an ideal start for setting
yourself apart from other jobseekers.
Who am I?
My name
is Teena Rose, probably one of the best resume writers
you'll find on the Internet today. I state this not because
of my credentials or my years in business, but based on the results
I generate for my clients. I dare say, my clients are some of the happiest,
most successful, and most progressing employees "on the block."
Just to give you a reference point on how I differentiate ... Look at the websites of countless so-called "skilled" resume
writers. You'll quickly see the lackluster job they do selling
themselves, and if given the chance, they'll do the same mediocre
job for you too.
My
clients encompass those who control their careers; those who continue
their education because it's in the best interest of themselves
and their employers; those who embrace new techniques, systems,
and processes; those who outperform, outdo, and outwit.
When you're ready, I would love
to work with you. Submit your resume via this
contact form.

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Is using a professional resume
writer worth the investment?
Read these "unsolicited"
comments from a human resources
client, and then decide:
" 'Thank You' for the professional service and resume
that you provided for me. The resume "stands out" and
looks great. It has also had unbelievable results in
the week since I have sent it out. It was a pleasure
to work with you and contacting you may prove to be
the best career move that I have made." M.S., Human
Resources Manager, Major Package Transport Company
If I had
that impact on a person who reviews and hires for a
living, imagine the value I'll add to your job search.
:)
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Books Written
Articles, Press Coverage,
Interviews, and Places That Publish My Works ...
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Interviewed June 2010 by
Barbara Safani for article entitled
What is White Font and Can It Help My Resume?
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New!
Interviewed June 2010
with Mike Baumgartner of JobCastRadio;
Listen to the Show
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Contributor, Build Your Own Web Site with Little or No
Money, Bruce Brown (Atlantic Publishing Co., July 2009)
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Cover Letter Tip #2 - Ensure Your Cover Letters Hit the
Target
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Naymz: Leveraging Job-Search 2.0 Tools (November 2008)
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Job Jotes - Job Lead Tracker (November 2008)
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LinkedIn: Leveraging Job-Search 2.0 Tools (November
2008)
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Working for the Health of It (Fall 2008)
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Don't Update Your Resume, Throw it Away -- September is
'Update Your Resume' Month (Press Release; September
2008)
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An Over-50 Jobseeker has Just Entered the Building,
CareerSource Magazine (May 2008)
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Advice for Midlife Career
Changers (December 2007)
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When Career Mirrors a Moldy Ham Sandwich
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JobDig "Because Everyone Should Dig Their Job!
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Just One Job? Three Tips For Creating a Broad Resume.
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Behind the Curb with Hiring Practices? Keep an Eye on
Google.
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Employers Go Extra Mile for Mothers
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GottaGetABlog! (Interview)
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Gaining the Edge in a Tight Market (Press Release)
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Cover Letters Present a Candid
Snapshot of You to Your Potential Employer
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The People's Executive
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10 Things to do Before that Successful Interview
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Men and
Women at Work: Can We All Get Along?
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Keeping Your Executive Resume Current
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Raising Expectations Will Help Land That Raise
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The Myth of the 10-Minute Resume
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More Women Take On Role as Primary Breadwinner
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Five Cover Letter Mistakes
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Newspaper Publisher Secures Top Resume/Job-Search Expert for
Career Column
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Negotiating a Raise, New Job Title or Bonus
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Optimizing Your Cold-Contact Cover Letter
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Cold-Contacting Employers
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Do What You Enjoy
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Mid-Life Crisis: Changing Careers Midstream
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Cover Letter Advice
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5 Cover Letter Tips
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10 Things You Must Do Before an Interview
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Career Planning Starts with Self-Assessment
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10 Ways to Tell It's Time to Find Another Job
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5 Unique Job-Search Techniques
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Interviewed Spring 2007 by Kim
Isaacs, Monster Resume Expert for column entitled "Let
Sample Resumes Inspire You, Not Define You."
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Author, Chapter 16; Boosting
Your Career: Tips From Top Executives, written by
Estienne de Beer. Expected release: November 2006.
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Interviewed by freelance
writer, Kavita Gosyne, for her September 27, 2006, column,
entitled "Favouritism
Harms Workplace Morale." (Canadian site)
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Expert to the JobDig community,
providing articles and career tips.
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Expert to various career blogs,
covering resume writing, cover letters, interviewing, and
other job-search topics.
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Radio Interview: Interviewed by
Mike Evans of WAEB B104.7 on August 25, 2006. Topic: "How to
Cater Your Resume to the Increasing Number of Women in
Business."
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Interviewed by Tim Bucey from
the Springfield News-Sun. Reflected in the December 18,
2005, column entitled "Local
woman helps job seekers."
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Featured in the July 2006
issue, page 13, entitled "Five Tips for Safe Job Searches"
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Interviewed by syndicated
columnist, Carol Kleiman, with the Chicago Tribune. Teena's
sage advice is represented in the November 17, 2005, column
entitled "Selling
your skills often key to getting job."
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Speaker at Dayton Daily News
Job Fairs; seminar topics have included "Maximizing the
Value of Keywords, "Ways to Enhance Your Resume,"
"Personal Branding," and "5 Job-Search Secrets," 2003
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Interviewed for articles by
Katharine Hansen, a writer for QuintCareers.com, entitled,
"The Scoop on Resume Length: How Many Pages Should Your
Resume Be?" (Spring 2005) and "So You Want to Get Into
Pharmaceutical Sales...", Fall 2005
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Quoted within Guide to
Resumes and Job-Hunting Skills, written by Maureen Hinds
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Member, Job Networking Panel,
St. Albert the Great Church, July 2004
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Seminar, Resumes & Beyond, The
One-Stop Employment Center, Lebanon, Ohio, April 2005
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Seminar, Where to Find a Job?,
High School Students, Mount Street Academies, Dayton, OH,
January 2005
Copyright 2010,
Teena Rose,
Executive
Resume Writer, All Rights Reserved
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