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Bookkeeper Resume Example (+Tips)

March 21, 2023
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bookkeeper working on a financial report

Let’s keep it real: The success of any business boils down to money. Making money is important, but so is keeping track of it. That’s why profitable businesses keep great records. That’s where you come in! As a professional bookkeeper, you ensure that all of those transactions are recorded and that every dime is accounted for. 

You have experience, skills, and amazing attention to detail. You just need a new employer who appreciates them. That requires a great resume, and we’re here to help with that. We have put together a sample bookkeeper resume along with some writing tips you can apply right away.

Bookkeeper Resume Example (Word)

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Bookkeeper Resume (plain text)

Professional Summary

Detail-oriented, self-starter with five years of experience as a bookkeeper for small and medium-sized businesses. In addition to keeping impeccable records, developed multiple systems and processes to improve data processing efficiency and accuracy. Seeking a long-term position as a senior bookkeeper at a growing organization.

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What Makes a Resume Look Unprofessional?

March 15, 2023
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what makes a resume look unprofessional

There is no limit to the number of ways a resume can look unprofessional and otherwise be ineffective in achieving your objective to land the job interview.  The most common errors are listed below, with remedies for addressing them.

Each week, we answer your most burning questions about job search, interviews, and career. Have a question for an HR but haven’t had the chance or courage to ask? Just tweet it to @freesumes with the hashtag #AskAnHR and we might feature your question and your tweet in our next edition.

1. Poor formatting and unusual fonts 

Remedy – Optimize compatibility with Applicant Tracking Software (ATS) which is used by a large majority of employers and recruiters.  It is likely that those not using ATS now will do so in the future.  ATS has the capability to parse resumes to screen and match candidates to job needs.  Once you submit your resume, the ATS will determine whether your candidacy will move forward or be rejected so early in the process. …

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Is getting a job will be more difficult in 2023?

March 9, 2023
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is getting a job will be more difficult this year

The nature of work is changing, perhaps more now than ever. Job roles are becoming more flexible, with remote working becoming popular. With these changes come different expectations and honing new skill sets. Here are some things to consider about the job market in 2023.

Each week, we answer your most burning questions about job search, interviews, and career. Have a question for an HR but haven’t had the chance or courage to ask? Just tweet it to @freesumes with the hashtag #AskAnHR and we might feature your question and your tweet in our next Ask an HR edition.

Remote or hybrid working

Everybody is different, and workplaces may consider the preferences of their employees when determining business operations. It is common for workers to only go into the office a few days a week. Depending on your role, you will need to prepare for the workplace policy that’s in place and how this reflects your needs. When considering a new job, ask about their hybrid working policy and take a critical look at what tasks you will need to perform, as this may be easier either from the home or the office.…

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What Are The Top 3 Interview Mistakes Candidates Make Over And Over Again?

March 3, 2023
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top 3 interview mistakes

1. Failure to Prepare

By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail. — Benjamin Franklin

Many of the mistakes that candidates make fall under the major category of Preparation.  A skilled interviewer will know very quickly if you are not fully prepared, and your candidacy will be doomed. 

Research the job and the employer

If you are not provided with a detailed interviewing agenda, inquire as to whether you will have a single interview, a series of interviews or a panel.  Research the interviewer(s) on LinkedIn and through your professional network.  If you are working with an independent recruiter, include them in your preparation process to maximize your success.  Ask about the company, the culture, the interviewers, what they’re really looking for, expected attire and any other pertinent information they will share.         

If the interview is on-site, ensure that you know the location and how long it will take you to get there.  Be on time, but no earlier than 15 minutes. …

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What to put on an application for leaving your job if fired?

February 25, 2023
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what to put on application if fired

Being terminated can be a delicate matter to manage, but there are ways to balance being honest and leaving a good impression.

Each week, we answer your most burning questions about job search, interviews, and career. Have a question for an HR but haven’t had the chance or courage to ask? Just tweet it to @freesumes with the hashtag #AskAnHR and we might feature your question and your tweet in our next Ask an HR edition.

Without further due, here is this week’s question:

What to put on an application for leaving your job if fired?

Your application

Often a resume lists the start and end dates of employment. If your job ended within a short time frame, this would be a flag that something occurred. They will, at the very least, assume the role or organisation was the wrong fit for you. It won’t, however, indicate who ended the employment relationship. If you specify the reason for leaving after every role listed, you can write ‘job came to an end’ or something similar rather than blatantly saying fired.…

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Impactful Event Manager Cover Letter Example and Tips

February 13, 2023
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event manager

After a several-year slump, the event industry is back on the growth track. In 2023, the demand for in-person events will rebound to 2019 levels both in B2B and B2C sectors. For event managers, this translates to new contract-based and full-time work opportunities.

If you’re on the hunt for a new job, you know the drill. First, you need to dust off your resume and refresh your LinkedIn profile. Then, you need to start writing personalized cover letters for the shortlisted positions. This can be daunting.

So if you need a little bit of help, check our sample event manager cover letter first. Then browse some extra writing tips. 

Event Manager Cover Letter Example (Word)

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Event Manager Cover Letter (plain text)

Hello Fiesta Agency,

Ever since I attended your Robotics Expo 2021 in Miami, I have been following your company for job openings. When the new position of “Senior Event Manager” was announced, I couldn’t pass on the opportunity to apply.

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