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Translating Your Skills for a Career Transition
So you want to make a career transition, but don’t know how to articulate that in your cover letter, resume, and interviews? How do you create a bridge for potential employers, between your past and what you are capable of? In reality, it’s not much different than doing what you would do to change jobs […]
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Positive Resume Action Words
Positive resume action words are verbs you can use to begin a sentence in your dental hygiene resume to describe your skills, results, or accomplishments. They give your reader an interesting shortcut … Read More
Passive vs. Active Writing
You may have heard the terms "passive" and "active" writing styles. In dental hygiene resume writing, active is best for two reasons. First, it helps conserve precious space on your resume. And, … Read More
Positive Personality Adjectives
Here's a list of 100+ positive personality adjectives you could potentially use on your dental hygiene resume to describe your personal brand. This list is certainly not exhaustive so we would love to … Read More
