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5 Tips To Be Successful as a Nurse (for newly graduated professionals)

By Peter Newfield | September 25, 2019 |

Are you graduating soon to become successful as a nurse? It is the time of the year where many students flood to Universities across the country to start courses in higher education. Similarly, those that have graduated will either be looking forward to graduate school or will entering the job search market. For medical students,…

Hi Ilona,
The resume looks fine. Tthanks you did a great job. If you have any other advise that would also be helpful, I have applied and followed up on many jobs and not even a call….I am seeking a position out of state..if you have any thoughts to speed up this process that would be wonderful..
Thank you again.
April S.

Hi Donna,
Just wanted you to know that I had an interview today with Harvard University. They have a position within the real estate division. It is to open an office in the hospital area of Boston. Harvard is affiliated with all the major hospitals. They will need people to assist faculty and students to find suitable housing within and around that area of Boston. This will be done with their portfolio or private housing options. If I secure this position, I will be an officer of Harvard University’s Real Estate Division. I will be responsible for this new office. The best part is that I will be able to attend school to further my education at the expense of Harvard as part of the benefits program. I was told by the Assistant Director that she was very impressed with my resume. She said it was well written and defined my qualifications in detail. I thought you would like to know that I receive many compliments regarding my resume. I am waiting to receive! a call for a second interview. As you can tell, I am really interested in this position. I am very qualified for this position. I feel that being a part of Harvard will allow me to finally have stability within my field. I am realistic to the point that there are a number of applicants, however the interviewer said that she does not want to fool around and that she is very interested in me. I should know something within a week or two. I’ll let you know. Thanks again for a job well done with my resume.
Dotti F.

Darlene,
Good afternoon. Hope you are well.
I wanted to let you know that the resume you wrote was a big asset in my job search.
First, the resume did generate more responses from HR and hiring managers.
Second, I just accepted a position that starts next Monday.
Thank you for everything and I will contact you in the future when I need to update my resume.
Have a great day!
Sincerely,
Bo K.

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