A reframing of the traditional resume into a book jacket or career retrospective. You'll learn to tell your story in terms of problems solved not tasks completed. Lots has and will be written about the resume until it finally dies. It's a ritual act to fiddle with your resume, hoping this next version will be the one to cut through the noise and get you the interview. We hope this helps you write your final resume.
You’re sitting across from the interviewer when they open with “Tell me about yourself.” All of a sudden, your mind goes blank and you forget everything. We’ve all been there. It’s tough to have a ready-made answer that also feels genuine and off-the-cuff. Most of us default to word salad or reading off our resume. But how you answer this first question sets a tone for the rest of the interview. So, EverMore has a 4 sentence formula to help you prepare.
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