Hi everyone, I’ve been a professional CV/Resume Writer for over 10 years, helping job seekers land interviews at top companies. Many times, people don’t hear back not because they lack talent, but because their resumes don’t clearly highlight strengths, skills, and achievements in the right way. That’s why I’m here to share tips, guide you, and help you turn your CV into a document that stands out and gets results. What’s been your biggest challenge in your job search so far?

Free communities have the challenge that there is low participation. I want to create a community that has value and where people will want to participate. One way to do this is to start charging so I have turned on pricing and it will be $47 a month. The knowledge that you will get is worth much more. In fact I charge $5,000 for a career coaching package that provides the same information. It is my understanding that if you have signed up on the free account you will continue to have full access at no charge for life. Add your comments and questions below.

We now have 4 coaching meetings scheduled each week. Feel free to join any or all of the sessions to get your job search questions answered. Monday - 11:00 AM US Central - Resumes Tuesday - 2:00 PM US Central - Ask me Anything Wednesday - 11:00 US AM Central - Making new connections Thursday - 2:00 PM US Central - Ask me Anything Join meetings by clicking on the calendar item and then a new window will open with the meeting link. There is also a button to add the meeting to your calendar.

Hey everyone! I recently joined the group after speaking with @Robert Reed. He told me things many recruiters have never seemed to mention when attempting to solicit my resume and apply me to jobs. They seemed more like salesman than recruiters and then they disappear after they submit your application. They could care less if you actually get the job or not. I am liking this website and its UI. Anyway, I graduate in December of this year with a Bachelor of Science in IT with an Advanced Software Developer Certificate. I self-taught PHP, HTML, CSS and Laravel along with Laravel Livewire. I also taught myself how to use an IDE. My schooling taught me Software Development, not Web Development. 😁

The AI job market is flooded with confusing and overlapping titles, and this article offers a “decoder ring” to make sense of them. Many titles are created by combining a few recurring modifiers (like Applied or Forward Deployed), domains (AI, ML, or Gen AI), and suffixes (Engineer, Scientist, Researcher). The distinctions matter: Applied AI Engineers build products using AI models, Forward Deployed Engineers work directly with customers to implement solutions, and “Researcher” or “Scientist” titles often blur between academic-style exploration and product-driven work. The piece also notes that “Generative AI” is becoming less useful as a term as LLMs are used for more than text or image creation, and that “AI Engineer” is emerging as a broad umbrella for those applying AI in real-world systems. Overall, the guide helps professionals and job seekers navigate the shifting jargon and better understand what these evolving roles really mean. Read the full article.