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Job searching, resumes, interviews. The more specific your question, the more I can help. What not to ask: Rewriting cover letters or resumes; I can make suggestions, however. Also, general questions such as "How can I get a job?" If you have a specific question about an area or overall idea within an employment document, such as a resume, I am happy to help.

Experience in the area

Skilled interviewer and communicator; excellent oral and written communications (resumes, cover letters, etc.). I regularly go through the interview process to keep up and sharpen skills in this area. Professional writer and editor. I am hired to help people hone employment materials (like resumes) and gain better interview and job-search skills.

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PEN (Professional Editors Network) Copyediting List (CE-L)

Education/Credentials

Bachelors degree--English, Brigham Young University Minors: Nutrition, editing.

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Connie08/09/11101010VERY quick response!! Logical advice. Thank you
Adam06/28/11101010very good advice
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Nate04/06/11101010Very quick response!
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Recent Answers from Erin Sprout

2011-10-25 Interview question:

Hi, Shankar,    You should answer the question honestly. What is the reason you are applying for a job in a sector that is not what your degrees are for? An employer will definitely ask, unless you have

2011-09-23 Responding to Craigslist job ops:

Hello, Joel,    Professionalism is the key word here: When you do respond, it's less important which number you give, as it is that someone calling receives a professional greeting. (If your voicemail

2011-07-02 Tips for Telephonic Personal Interview:

Mohammed,    I would encourage you to do some searching online to find more about how to prepare for an interview and what questions would be asked; there are thousands of great sites full of information

2011-06-22 Applying to companies even if they arent hiring:

Adam,    It is definitely worth your time to apply to companies that aren't publicly advertising open positions; you're right that many positions are posted only internally and filled that way, too. Some

2011-04-22 portfolio questions:

Hi, Katie,     There are all kinds of questions you could include. Here are a few of my suggestions:    - What is the industry outlook for an interior designer in the next 10-15 years?   - What is the

 

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