Advertising, Marketing, Public Relations

Creative talent is paramount for advertising and marketing personnel. Key aspects of a brilliant and sparkling resume will include emphasis on leadership and team management in cross-functional settings, successful execution talents as well as creative development skills and a clear understanding of social media and communication.

Public relations on the other hand requires a similar vein with strong communication and marketing skills but different approach. PR nightmares can be overcome by a quick stance and a well timed intervention. Whether working for a politician, a movie actor, a community project or a Fortune 500 manufacturer, the manner in which the product or person is presented takes creative talent, diplomatic skills and a good ear for the client. To liaise effectively with your prospective employer here you need to showcase your inherent ability to listen, engage, rework and reword, sometimes all in a matter of seconds. The spotlight on your resume should indicate core strengths in written word as well as confidence in engaging audiences in public speaking and presentations, partnership building strategies and networks.

"Think outside the cage," is an important aspect to capturing the recruiter or hiring manager in this category. You may not work on Madison Avenue right now, but you need to know your resume could capture that sort of attention in such an intense marketplace for there are only seconds to make an impact. RSS experts have a broad base of industry knowledge in advertising and marketing and public relations worldwide.

To exhibit accolades in cross cultural and cross functional teams takes time. While a good resume can start you off in the right direction, an inspired resume is the pro-active position you need to capture, develop and succeed.

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