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Pro-active job seekers and career changers:

Feel like you're navigating the job market without a map?
It's no surprise many job seekers feel frustrated and stressed out. Trying to make sense of all the contradictory job search advice that's available on the Internet and making sure you're up-to-date with the latest resume trends can be a full-time job in itself!

Don't skip a step .. they all matter!
Each step is important - from defining your skills, interests, and goals, to knowing what employers are looking for, to avoiding a job search faux pas, to employing the right strategies for your personal situation.

A simple example: you could have a great background with high in-demand skills, but if your resume doesn't communicate this clearly and succinctly, you are increasing the odds of ending on the "no"-pile.

Or, maybe your resume is great and you get invited for several interviews. However, if you don't know how to interview well, you're not going very far. The good news is that being aware of all these steps and knowing how to prepare for them can drastically improve your chances at securing the job you want!

Take out the guesswork and frustration...
Imagine getting access to all the insider insights, having to no longer worry whether you're on the right track, knowing you're using your time and energy effectively.

Move your job search into fast forward...
Use an expert to show you what to do and how to do it so you can move forward with confidence.

Ilona Vanderwoude
Hi, I am Ilona Vanderwoude and I bring my skills, experience, and credentials to the table to help you move forward on your career path.

I can help you...
*  Get clarity about your talents
 and your value to an employer
*  Create new career possibilities
*  Craft strategic and eye-catching
 resumes and cover letters
*  Carry out a successful job search
*  Make that transition faster!

Get started today!

Call 718.971.6356 or email
ilona@careerbranches.com
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