Perry Newman CPC/CSMS is a nationally-recognized career services professional; an executive resume writer and career transition coach, certified social media strategist, AIPC certified recruiter and charter member of the Career Rocketeer team. Passionate about all things related to career management, Perry has been critiquing Career Rocketeer readers' resumes at no cost since 2009. For a complimentary critique, email your resume to perry@perrynewman.com.

As a resume writer, he understands how a resume is perceived and therefore how it should be written. He is best known for choosing the perfect style and format to make a candidate stand out in a crowd and identifying their key selling points and artfully integrating them into their resume, bio and dossier.

As a coach and social media strategist, he helps individuals including CXO’s, professionals and career changers in all fields to understand and master the job search process from A to Z. He coaches and mentors them on relevant topics such as understanding the role of social media in a job search, developing and using a network to get known and generate interviews, how and where to submit a resume and cover letter, as well as how to interview for a job, and evaluate and negotiate a job offer.

As a recruiter, he has long standing contacts with employers and other recruiters in numerous fields can introduce you to decision makers seeking top talent in the continental USA.

For a no cost/no obligation critique of your resume and LinkedIn page you are invited to email your resume to perry@perrynewman.com.

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Perry offers a no cost / no obligation resume critique when you email a resume to perry@perrynewman.com or call him at 718-332-6130.

Perry transforms ordinary resumes into documents that are door-openers and increase your current apply to interview rates by over 20% by developing branded resumes that highlight your value and hireability and get you selected rather than screened out of high paying jobs.

Perry crafts high-impact LinkedIn profiles that validate your worth and allow you to be found by recruiters and employers Perry educates and counsels clients on the most effective networking, job search and interview strategies and how to apply them and he works along with you until you get the desired results, and afterwards remains a valued friend you can trust and depend on for life.

Why I Serve Careerists & Job Seekers:

Since the day I stared my first job as a Personnel Consultant on Wall Street until today I have been passionate about becoming one of the best practitioners in the business and helping people find the job they are qualified for at the salary they desire with the least amount of hassle and stress and frustration.

Having been a recruiter and running a successful search firm through several boom markets and deep recessions I have learned the importance of career planning, coaching and a powerful, well-structured resume in job search and I love passing this information on to others. Over the past few years I have also discovered the importance of social media and how to use it effectively in a job search

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Career Service Advisors: Followers or Thought Leaders?

Followers or Thought Leaders

Job search today is a new experience for many, from the twenty-something 2013 grads looking to land their first full time job, to the mid-career professional whose job was outsourced a few months ago, to the VP level professional who just got caught in a corporate downsizing and was given a severance package replete with [...]

Picture This: Using Pictures on Your Resume

Picture Worth a Thousand Words

The use of pictures in a job search is an ongoing debate on career service blogs and LinkedIn groups I follow and there is no shortage of opinions on this topic so I think I’ll chime in today with my thoughts. The proverb “Confucius say picture is worth a thousand words” is really “Use a [...]

Networking Tips: Christmas is Not Only in December; It Can Also Be on Cinco De Mayo!

Networking Online

Every year around Thanksgiving people I know start to prepare their Xmas list of who to send a greeting card to for the holiday season and which card it will be; who to buy a gift for and how much to spend on this person; who to call on the phone and speak to personally [...]

Social Media and Your Job Search

Hand holding a Social Media 3d Sphere

Social Media has changed the job search landscape dramatically over the past several years but many jobseekers have not embraced or accepted the changes and for the life of me I do not know why? So here are some ways to get the most out of social media in a job search. LinkedIn: Of course [...]

Job Search Lessons from the Indy Movie Scene

Movies

Everyone agrees that your resume, job search strategy and attitude should not be taken lightly.  So to get your undivided attention I’m revisiting a favorite vehicle of mine from previous years; “At the Movies.”  This time I chose films that are not well known to make my points and have some fun while doing it. [...]

Job Seekers: Plan to Succeed or Fail by Not Planning

Job Search Planning

What I emphasize to clients and people who attend my presentations is that the keys to a successful job search are no different than the keys to launching a successful new business, and the desired results are virtually the same. Statistics on new small businesses say the failure rate is astronomical; most do not take [...]

Establish Your Personal Brand on Your Resume and LinkedIn

Personal Branding

In writing a resume and by extension a LinkedIn page, the key is in how well you establish your Personal Brand. In a resume it must be established in the top-third of Page One and then further developed and validated throughout the document. On LinkedIn your Personal Brand is established in the Headline and Summary [...]

Come Out of the Darkness and Into the Light During Your Job Search

Positive Negative

As I said before and will probably repeat many times over, “Writing a resume and conducting a job search is all about the person you want to be and not the person you were.” This holds true in your actions and mind set as well as in the information you provide in a resume and [...]

Four Questions to Help You with Your Interviews

Questions

Passover, which is celebrated this week, is a very joyous holiday where the traditional Passover Seder starts with the youngest child asking Four Questions in order to get those in attendance to start thinking about the past, the present, and their mission in life. Unfortunately being Passed Over for a position you just interviewed for [...]

Common Threads in Business Development and Job Search

Foot in Door

This week in LinkedIn’s Account Manager Group there was a discussion that intrigued me as a resume writer and job search advisor. “Need to convince a prospective client, but no way to get into him!” This was a discussion started by an Account Manager at a bank in Cameroon looking for strategic business advice. What [...]