Resumes

	Industry specific guidelines
	Modified Academic format
	Keys to a superior Academic CV

	Technical Resume format
	Ten keys to a dynamite resume
	Resume design tips and template
	A stronger resume to increase your odds
	Choosing a resume format: Summary vs. Chronological
	Beefing up an anemic resume
	The dangers of resume overkill

Interviewing

	The secret to interview success
	Don't talk yourself out of a job
	How to answer interview questions
	What to ask the interviewer
	Four classic interview questions - and how to prepare for them
	Discussing the subject of money

Career decisions

	How to evaluate a job offer
	What does the new job really pay?
	Salary negotiation techniques
	Intelligent job-changing strategy
	Career strategy: It pays to diversify

Transition

	The proper way to resign
	How to leave a job gracefully
	Resignation or Retaliation?

Industry Specific Guidelines

Curriculum Vitae or CV as generally known in our industry is a technically focused document as all would suspect. Most industrial CV's representing scientists, will present most effectively in a modified academic format where industrial positions are listed chronologically with call-outs describing position, key roles and accomplishments. You can click the link at the left for a sample of a well assembled scientific CV, presenting a scientist seeking employment or using his CV as a document presenting his bona fides to business contacts.

Technical managers can follow the guidelines under Technical Resume Format and with a little effort yield a superior document which will improve chances of successful career change.