Comments on: Career Tip: Keep Your Resume Up To Date http://LearnThis.ca/2010/06/career-tip-keep-your-resume-up-to-date/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=career-tip-keep-your-resume-up-to-date A personal development site for self learning career, leadership and life improvement tips. Wed, 16 May 2012 12:02:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Mike King http://LearnThis.ca/2010/06/career-tip-keep-your-resume-up-to-date/#comment-11268 Mike King Sat, 26 Jun 2010 23:58:17 +0000 http://LearnThis.ca/?p=3177#comment-11268 Your absolutely right Jean. Great examples and its true about forgetting important details if its left too long. That tends to make people generalize when they right their accomplishments instead of keeping them specific as examples. Your absolutely right Jean. Great examples and its true about forgetting important details if its left too long. That tends to make people generalize when they right their accomplishments instead of keeping them specific as examples.

]]> By: Used Tires http://LearnThis.ca/2010/06/career-tip-keep-your-resume-up-to-date/#comment-11251 Used Tires Thu, 24 Jun 2010 22:48:39 +0000 http://LearnThis.ca/?p=3177#comment-11251 One of the great benefits I would say as well, would be if you leave it to do it all in one shot... your mind might not be as fresh as when your accomplishments actually occured, and you might miss some minor details. I guess also a good comparison would be like... cleaning your room... you can let it all pile up for you to do it all in one day... but that would be really difficult, or you can do it as it happens, you know what I mean? One of the great benefits I would say as well, would be if you leave it to do it all in one shot… your mind might not be as fresh as when your accomplishments actually occured, and you might miss some minor details.

I guess also a good comparison would be like… cleaning your room… you can let it all pile up for you to do it all in one day… but that would be really difficult, or you can do it as it happens, you know what I mean?

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