What are the chances that your resume will get you a job? A winning resume is more than just a two-page document listing your skills, more than a keyword-stuffed document to pass through the AI system. Sometimes, it might actually work in your favor to get a professional to do your resume. In this episode of the Your Career Cure Podcast, Gail Tolstoi-Miller speaks with Matthew Warzel, CPRW. He’s a resume writer, career coach, and outplacement expert with over 10 years in Human Resources and career advancement techniques. He manages MJW Careers and provides assistance to companies in transition from downsizes to buyouts, as well as individual job seekers needing to advance their careers. Matt has a long history working in Human Resources and on recruitment/staffing teams across a variety of industries. He fashions resumes that allow employers to review the applicant s assets while highlighting his or her accomplishments, showcasing impacts on employer s bottom lines using quantitati
For decades, razor brands perpetuated some of the most antiquated ideals in the beauty industryâwith one-note depictions of femininity and shaming messages about what women should and should not be doing with their bodies. Billie has been on a mission to change that.
The indie brand, which made headlines for being the first razor ad to show female body hair, has been pushing the envelope since it entered the market in 2017. Originally created to stop the pink tax, i.e., the extra cost for âfemaleâ-branded body-care products, Billie has made a name for itself by celebrating womenâs bodily autonomy through all its campaigns. A year after its original Project Body Hair ad, it released Red, White, and You Do You, which champions pubic hair, and Movember, which is the first ad featuring facial hair on women and femmes.Â