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The STANDOUT guide to creating a stunning resumeApplying for a job used to require two pieces of paper: a resume and an application. Times have changed.Infographic resumes are in, and they're not just for designers. Free online tools are popping up every day to help anyone create a dynamic, visual resume-adding panache without sacrificing substance for style.The Infographic Resume provides essential tips and ideas for how to create visual resumes and portfolios that will make you stand out from the crowd. Richly illustrated in full color and including lots of inspiring examples, the book will teach you how to:Create a powerful digital presence and develop the right digital content for your goalsBuild your self-brand and manage your online reputationShowcase your best work onlineGrab a hiring manager's attention in secondsPacked with dynamic infographics, visual resumes, and other creative digital portfolios, The Infographic Resume reveals the most effective tools, eye-catching strategies, and best practices to position yourself for any job in any kind of business."In today's free-agent economy, The Infographic Resume is a must for anyone looking to stand out among the competition."- Sharlyn Lauby, president of ITM Group, Inc."If you're on the market, you need to read this book and follow its guidance immediately."- Alexandra Levit , author of Blind Spots
Contents
Chapter 1Changes in Hiring, Workforce and Technology1. The Paper Resume Is Dying2. Job Boards and Resume Databases Are Morphing3. The Dreaded Black Hole4. The Rise of Referrals5. Employer Candidate Mismatch6. Communication Mismatch7. The Gig Economy8. The Web becomes a tool for the masses9. Trend Setters Open Doors10. The Rise of LinkedInPower to the People- Look like a rock starNew Thinking The Many Hats You'll WearToday Is Your DayChapter 2: Your Online PortfolioWhat Will You Include in Your PortfolioWhat to ShowcaseHeadshotYour Bio or SummaryResumeSocial Media outlet linksLetters of recommendationSatisfied customer/client emailsAwards or recognitionSpecial projectsVolunteer involvementThe Best Portfolio Is One You Own: Claim Your DomainBuy the URLOption 1: Create Your SitePages for Your Online Portfolio/WebsiteOption 2: Creative Portfolio Platforms and CommunitiesSample PortfoliosChapter 3: Telling The Story of You Inventory Your AssetsPersonality TraitsYour Technical SkillsIndustry ExperienceProjectsAccomplishmentsA Framework for Documenting Your AccomplishmentSumming It UpA System for ExplainingThe PitchKey Components To GatherThe All Important, Yet Dreaded, Headshot Bio or SummaryThe Summary On Your ResumeYour LinkedIn SummaryYour BioYour Value PropositionYour ResumeSocial Media OutletsMost Popular Social NetworksClaim Your Profiles Across Social Media OutletsTools For Hosting and Sharing Files Media Sharing NetworksPortfolio of WorkChapter 4: Resumes With Visual FlareMaking the Initial CutDoes Your Resume Answer These QuestionsTest Your ResumeThe Most Common Pitfalls to AvoidLearn From Graphic DesignersVisual ResumesPutting Your Toe in the Graphic WaterTotally Out of the BoxWhat Won't Work Words of CautionChapter 5: Infographic ResumesData VisualizationProofWho Is Using Infographic Resumes?Infographics Used By Non-CreativesThe Beauty Is In Share-abilitySuccess StoriesGenerating Ideas Is Only Step OneChapter 6: Professionally Crafted Infographic ResumesGet A Winning DesignAnyone Can Have An Infographic ResumeNo two snowflakes are alikeChapter 7: Creating Your Own Infographic ResumeDesign BasicsComponents of DesignShapesLinesColorColor Combination ToolsTypographyTypeface MattersArt, Illustration & PhotographyTextureRules for Creating Great InfographicsPlanning Your InfographicGather Ideas From Other InfographicsChose The Best Infographic ElementsCreate Your Own Word CloudStats or Key FactsQuotesQR Code GeneratorTools To Create InfographicsInfographic Resume ApplicationsAdvice To PonderChapter 8: Don't Overlook LinkedInTurn Your LinkedIn Profile Into A PortfolioWhat Media Can I Add?Where To Put Embedded MediaWhat to ShowcaseI've Got NothingLinkedIn Profile Check ListHeadlinePhotoEmailVanity URLOther Web ReferencesSummaryWork ExperienceEmbed MediaSkills and ExpertiseEducationCertifications, Test Scores, CoursesProjectsRecommendationsHonors & Awards, Publications, PatentsOrganizations, Volunteering & CausesPersonal DetailsMake it CompleteMake It PublicSpecial Sections for College Students or Recent GraduatesHow To Get The Most Out of LinkedInEndorsementsShare What You Know In Group DiscussionsFollow CompaniesApplying for Jobs Through LinkedInMore Ways to Get More From LinkedInSample LinkedIn ProfilesOne Final Word of CautionChapter 9: Social ResumesWho Benefits Most?How To Set Up Social ResumesDon't Be Too WordyChoosing the Right Name and HandleChoosing the Right PhotoConnecting Sites and Content to Your ProfileLink or Post Your Social Resume to Your Website or Online PortfolioWays to Share Your Social ResumeProactively Send It To A Potential EmployerFringe BenefitsSocial Resume SitesAbout.meRe.vuFlavors.meCareer Cloud's Social ResumeClaim Your TerrainChapter 10: Interactive Resumes and SlideshowsPresentations RockHow To Get StartedEmulate Great PresentersStart With A Story BoardPlanningSketchingConvert to a PresentationFind and Use ImagesDesign ElementsPresentation ToolsIt's not the tool, it's the contentSuper Simple and SlickVizify Profile OptionsSuccess StoriesCompany Specific CampaignsGoing ViralStep Up Your GameChapter 11: Choose What You Share Online CarefullyDo Recruiters Really Care What You Are Saying Online?Prominent Social NetworksIndependent Adoption of Social MediaCompany Adoption of Social MediaPlan What You'll Talk About On-lineShare Industry NewsShare Events or Activities You Participate InFind and Follow Online Talent Communities, Recruiter and Employer AccountsWhat To Avoid Saying OnlineAttract Attention With HashtagsProactive TargetingDo The Two-StepStep OneStep TwoUse The Power Of LinkedInDon't Stop ThereHow To Share Your Infographic ResumeName It WiselyGive Your Infographic Resume a HomeGet a Tumblr Page for Your CareerShare It With Your NetworkShare It With People at Target CompaniesPost It Everywhere and OftenCreate A Pinboard for Your Career DocumentationInstagram UpdatesPulling It All TogetherChapter 12: Numbers SpeakYour First PriorityYou Second PriorityYour Third PriorityNo Tracking, No ProblemSocial Proof Through MeasurementTake Corrective Action Before It's Too LateTap Into Objective ResourcesConclusionAbout the AuthorNER(01): WOW
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