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🎄✨ Season's Greetings from Energy Recruiting! ✨🎄 As we approach the close of 2024, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to our amazing followers, supporters, and partners who’ve been a part of our journey this year. Your energy and dedication inspire us every day! We wish you a happy, healthy, and harmonious holiday season, filled with joy, love, and warmth. May 2025 bring you success, growth, and countless blessings—both professionally and personally. Here’s to new opportunities, meaningful connections, and a brighter future for all. 🌟 Energizing the world; one job at a time, Energy Recruiting

💥 Day 68 of #100ResumeTips:  According to an analysis of 4000 job applications by TalentWorks, 13 key factors drove up the interview rates of applicants. Several significant resume tips taken from their article include: * Every 3 sentences, use at least 1 number to demonstrate your (concrete) impact. Folks who did that saw gain a +40.2% boost over their competition. * Incorporate 1-2 leadership-oriented words every 5 sentences. Job applicants who used strong, active leadership words saw a +50.9% boost over the competition. * Add 15-20 skills, keywords, acronyms, etc. to your resume. This is associated with a +58.8% boost in hireability on average. * Describe your job achievements with different action verbs. This one resume tip is associated with+139.6% boost in getting more interviews.

New Year and more job postings in Midland: Coterra Energy has a bunch of openings since the acquisition: Production Engineer , Reservoir Engineer, RE Tech, Geologist, Geo Tech. I’ll post the postings in the comments when I get the chance. I worked for Coterra as a reservoir engineer so feel free to ask me how the work experience was. Permian Resources is looking for an RE Tech I’ve lived in Midland for over seven years now so feel free to ask me how is the quality of life as well.

💥 Day 67 of #100ResumeTips: Your resume should tell a compelling story that positions you as the perfect fit for a role. Using all the elements of a great narrative captures attention, engages the reader, and paints a clear picture in their mind. Storytelling in your executive resume can set you apart. Think of your resume as a marketing document – “Facts tell. Stories sell.” Storytelling is one tool that can help you craft a stand-out executive resume. https://lnkd.in/gqhttETc

One of my clients has an opening for a field specialist with wireline and completion tools experience in the DJ / Rockies area. This is for spot work with tool deliveries and support at field locations as a 1099 contractor. An ideal candidate is local, comfortable with an as-needed arrangement, running his/her own area and operation, and has experience with downhole tools, frac and PnP wireline operations.

Check out this job at SLB: Geosolutions Geophysicist

We're hiring for a land tech with our Alaska land team. Come work with a great group of people! https://lnkd.in/g5XNDyEm

💥 Day 66 of #100ResumeTips: Here are 7 resume success factors. We are frequently asked about resume best practices and resume success factors. People want to know where to start, what to believe, and how to write a strong resume if: "I don't have anything awesome to share." Trust us; everyone has something awesome to share in their resume. We don't have one magic resume formula that works for every job seeker, but for us, all great resumes stem from the same success factors. The following points summarize key factors needed to create a successful resume. What else would you add to the list? #resume #jobsearch #careers

I recently read the resume of a prominent executive.   He is a change-maker…growth catalyst…and process optimizer. I know this because we talked, I explored and pressed, and he shared some fantastic stats and leadership examples with me. Yet, the resume he initially shared with me did not reflect this.   His resume looked hastily compiled and only contained general job duties and basic career content.    In business, this would be called undervaluing and underselling—a massive lost opportunity.   This top executive knew he was qualified for top positions, but he had not heard back from anyone who had received his resume.   Can you relate?   5 things you can do right now to improve your resume:   1. Pinpoint your brand and unique value offering. If you don't know your value - how can you 'sell' it to others?   2. Identify the reader's needs and pain points. Consider and share how you are their solution. Don't assume they can tell   3. Focus on your results, not the tasks you performed   4. Develop clear statements of success in your resume. Be as specific as possible   5. Use a modern format. The right format and select design elements can better guide the reader’s eye and spotlight key content   What else?   #resume #executiveresume