Create a Professional Resume to Meet the Needs of Your Employer

Create a Professional Resume to Meet the Needs of Your EmployerA CPO, or Corporate Project Owner, is a qualified project manager who is responsible for the management of large projects. He is the one who makes the decisions on what to do in the project, what resources to use, and how to progress the project through the various stages of development. These services are used by companies to find qualified individuals to take on these positions, whether it be in a department or even a company. These positions can range from very large projects such as a new manufacturing plant or even a retirement program.A resume writing service can help with your resume to be accepted by a client company that has a lot of years of experience with CPO projects. A resume service can help you through the hiring process. The objective of a resume service is to fill in the blank spots on your resume and guide you through the steps of creating a custom resume.Resume writing services help companies find the right person to fill the position, because they have done a lot of job interviews and vet a resume for you. Most people want to feel comfortable before stepping into a job interview. Having a prepared resume is one way to do this.Before hiring a CPO you want to find out what type of project you are looking for. The CPO's responsibilities will vary depending on the project. Some projects may not require a supervisor while others require more.If you have never done any work in management before you need to have a CPO offer you examples of his projects that he has done. You need to ask how many people have been hired and if there was any turnover in the staff. These questions are essential when hiring a CPO.The CPO will guide you through the process of filling out the right sections on your resume to make sure that you meet the expectations of the company. They can also help you fill out the work history section for other employment information, education information, and references.If you are having trouble with a part of your resume that is just okay, a resume writing service can help you fix it and show you what your resume looks like. No matter how big or small your resume is you will find a resume writing service that can help you with your resume.

Meet Heimir Hallgrimsson, Coach Who Got Iceland to World Cup

Meet Heimir Hallgrimsson, Coach Who Got Iceland to World Cup Iceland’s national soccer team, the beloved underdogs of the 2018 FIFA World Cup, has an eclectic coach known for his widespread fanbase â€" and teeth cleaning. Heimir Hallgrímsson has led Iceland’s national soccer team to its first-ever World Cup this year. And when he’s not coaching, Hallgrímsson works part time as as a dentist and sometimes dresses up as an Icelandic troll during Christmastime in his hometown. (He couldn’t wear the costume for the mythological creature Gryla this past year, however, as he was out of the country with his team, according to the New York Times.) Hallgrímsson, 51, helped push Iceland through an exciting 2016 European Championship appearance â€" another first for the nordic country. Iceland stunned Argentina, 2014’s runner-up, with a 1-1 tie in its 2018 World Cup debut. Here’s what to know about Hallgrímsson ahead of Iceland’s second World Cup match on Friday â€" this time against Nigeria. Depending on how that match goes, Iceland could set itself up for a possible shot at advancing to the elimination rounds, thanks in part to Argentina’s disastrous loss to Croatia earlier this week. Hallgrímsson is the first coach to lead Iceland to the World Cup Iceland's coach Heimir Hallgrimsson after the FIFA World Cup 2018 group D preliminary round Felipe Trueba/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstockâ€" With a population of around 350,000, Iceland beat the odds and joined the coveted list of 32 nations participating in the 2018 World Cup. (The United States didn’t qualify for the world’s most-watched sporting event for the first time in three decades.) Hallgrímsson became the team’s only coach after Iceland’s successful run at the European Championship 2016. Before then, Hallgrímsson was co-coach of the team alongside Lars Lagerbäck, who now coaches Norwegian’s national team. He also coached both men’s and women’s youth teams throughout his career. And he’s a dentist Heimir Hallgrimsson, manager of the Iceland national football team, Vestmannaeyjar, Iceland - 27 May 2016 REX/Shutterstockâ€"REX/Shutterstock It’s unlikely that many other national team coaches in the World Cup has this set of skills. Hallgrímsson is a dentist and still practices part-time in Vestmannaeyjar, an archipelago off the coast of Iceland and his hometown. One benefit of having two gigs? Job security, he told TIME in an interview earlier this year. “You know the world of football coaches, where you wake up tomorrow and don’t have a job?” Hallgrímsson said. “Don’t apply to me.” In school, Hallgrímsson was originally interested in studying computer science and becoming a software engineer, according to the New York Times. But his plans changed when he decided to follow his friend into dentistry. “It’s a good way to relax,” he told the Times. “Some coaches play golf, shoot reindeer, whatever â€" everybody has something. But I really enjoy going back home to my clients.” Hallgrímsson reveals his starting line-up at a pub before each game Iceland co-coach Heimir Hallgrimsson salutes supporters at the end of the match France won 5-2. Thibault Camus/AP/REX/Shutterstockâ€"Thibault Camus/AP/REX/Shutterstock Several years ago, Hallgrímsson began going to pubs near the Laugardalsvöllur national stadium in Reykjavík before games to draw support, as TIME reported. Now, at Ölver, a pub near Laugardalsvöllur national stadium in Iceland, Hallgrímsson shows fans motivational videos and gives them details about his starting lineup and strategy against that day’s opponent, according to Sports Illustrated. “For seven years I’ve done it now, and nothingâ€"I repeat, nothingâ€"has leaked on social media, even though the information they are getting is quite huge and is probably sellable,” Hallgrímsson told Sports Illustrated. “It wouldn’t be possible unless it’s a community that trusts each other like here.” He did, however, keep his strategy mum when the team faced Argentina on the 2018 World Cup stage earlier this month. His hometown honored him with a special beer View this post on Instagram These two are on the way to Vínbúð . . . . . . #thebrothersbrewery #tbb #brewery #craftbeer #craftbier #craftbeerlife #hops #handcrafted #iceland #vestmannaeyjar #westmanislands #brewing #craftbrewery #handmade #visitvestmannaeyjar #brew #beer #drinklocal #craft #travel #craftbrew #paleale #sessionipa A post shared by The Brothers Brewery (@thebrothersbrewery) on May 24, 2018 at 8:43am PDT Every so often, locals in the town of Vedstmannaeyjar on Heimaey, an island off the coast of Iceland, toast Hallgrímsson with a beer with a label that includes a sketch of the coach, according to CNN. Hallgrímsson grew up in the town and still practices dentistry there. The Brothers Brewery, located on the islands, first made the pale ale after Iceland’s success in Euro 2016, according to the Iceland Review.

Career Do-Over Dont Delay the Living, Says Corporate Brand Expert, Tom Asacker - Work It Daily

Career Do-Over Dont Delay the Living, Says Corporate Brand Expert, Tom Asacker - Work It Daily By Carly Laubenstein I was lost and in the middle of my college career when I first met Tom Asacker. I was overwhelmed and stressed trying to figure out where I wanted to go in life. There was something about him that fired me up inside. He truly provoked my passions and advised me to relax, go with my intuition, and always keep it real. Much like all of us at Careerealism.com, he believes personal branding is incredibly essential in the success of perusing your dreams. When it comes to branding, Tom cuts out the fat and helps companies redefine their marketing skills to adapt to the new customer-economy. Tom encourages his clients to make your brand human, tell stories and make it come alive. From his energizing speeches to his humorous no-bull books, Tom Asacker is an enlightening man full of ideas to get you where you want to be in this complex and rapidly changing world. Here’s what he had to share… 1. What did you study in college, and then, knowing what you know now, do you wish you had studied something different? If so, what would it be and why? I went to college to refine my skills as a fine artist. I pictured myself (pun intended) a modern day Cézanne. However, during my sophomore year I changed my major to Economics. For the life of me, I can’t remember what particular influences motivated that change. Perhaps it was my father asking how I was going to pay back my college loans as a starving artist. Do I wish I had studied something else? I’ve never really thought about it. But since you’re asking. Every decision I’ve ever made has, in some mysterious way, brought me to where I am today. So I’d be reluctant to go back and mess with my particularly strange and crooked path. Plus, those were simply four years of the past 35 years for me. I’ve been studying every day since I left school. It’s something that I do; like eating, sleeping, exercising, etc. If something interests me, I study it. 2. Tell us your career journey post-graduation through now in less than 200 words. Then tell us: If there was one thing you could do differently in that journey, what would it be? My first job was as a corporate performer as part of a children’s national retail marketing program. I flew out to NYC on graduation day to study stage magic with a world renowned group, and later travelled to various venues retail openings, hospitals, ballparks, etc. and performed for children. That gig lasted a little more than a year, so then I had to get serious. I took a position with an electronics manufacturer and eventually landed a job with a division of G.E. About five years into that job, I spearheaded a corporate ERP implementation and eventually participated in a management buyout of the business unit from G.E. I left that position to join a startup medical device company as an owner and President, helped grow the business to unparalleled levels of sales and profitability, was awarded various patents, won design awards, attained recognition by Inc. Magazine, M.I.T., Y.E.O., etc. I eventually had a “vision collision” with the passive investor/owners, so I left, wrote and published a small business parable, and formed my own consulting firm. Fast forward a dozen years: I’ve written four more books, I’m an independent brand advisor to some of the world’s most well-respected firms, I’ve started a few more businesses (which never took off) and I’m a sought after speaker by corporate, association, and university audiences around the world. As my father used to tell his friends, “Not bad for a kid who started his career as a clown.” If there was one thing I could have done differently, what would it be? I would have worried a hell of a lot less. 3. Name 1-2 things you’ve learned to date about career that you think young professionals (ages 18-40) would want to know. First, why did you define young as 18 â€" 40? “Young” is not a statement of time; it’s a statement of mind. I know people who are old at 30, and others who are fun, vibrant, creative and passionate at 85. That being said, the most important thing I’ve learned is what folks like Goethe have been trying to tell us all along: “What is important in life is life, and not the result of life.” Don’t delay living, and being a passionate, connected part of other’s lives, until you get yourself set and secure. You’ll never get there. You’ll never figure it all out. It’s an illusion. There is no grand insight to point you in the right direction. The right direction is the one that uniquely engages you. Follow your bliss and let change provide your insights. And finally, lighten up. No one gets out of here alive, nor can you escape pain and suffering. So enjoy the moment. Laugh often and loudly, especially at yourself. Live life with a childlike sense of wonder, caring, and honesty. And be grateful. Because to be living in this particular place and during this amazing time makes you one of the luckiest people in the history of mankind. Tom Asacker writes, teaches, and speaks about radically new practices and ideas for marketplace success in chaotic times. He is the author of A Little Less Conversation and A Clear Eye for Branding, groundbreaking books that redefine business for the new, customer-controlled economy. Tom's first book, Sandbox Wisdom, a heartwarming story about a CEO's search for meaning and success in the world of business and work, was a business bestseller in the U.S., and was published internationally to rave reviews. He has a BA in Economics from The University of New Hampshire’s Whittemore School. Visit www.acleareye.com to learn more. Have you joined our career growth club?Join Us Today!