How to translate your skills into language employers can understand

On 14 May 2016  had the pleasure of giving a talk on ‘How to translate your skills into language employers can understand’, for the 2016 Beyond the Professoriate conference.

In my talk I introduced a technique that researchers can use to prepare persuasive content for their resumes and online profiles, which I call the ‘Skill Set Matrix’. The matrix helps you analyse a job advert and determine the skill set that the employer is looking for. Using the matrix, you can then create relevant statements about the suitability of your own skills for the position, for inclusion in your LinkedIn profile and resume.

Just subscribe to my monthly newsletter and I’ll send you a link to my free guide, which explains how to identify your transferable skills, and how to use the Skill Set Matrix to create powerful and persuasive CV statements about your skills.

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