Mike McRitchie | Career | Business | Advisor

Writing Resumes that Communicate Your Unique Value | Writing Marketing Content for Telecom Business Growth

Out with the old…in with the new

April 10, 2015 by Mike McRitchie Leave a Comment

Today was the first day of The Masters golf tournament. It was fun watching Jack Nicholas sink a hole-in-one yesterday in the Par 3 competition. The Masters brings together great history, great scenery, and great players - both current … [Continue reading]

Mike McRitchie is an author, "Top 100 Career Blogger", and job search and small business strategist with over 20 years of experience managing wireless telecom build-outs for all the major U. S. carriers (AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint) as a project manager, program manager, and director-level leader.

Mike and his articles and contributions have been featured online at Harvard Business Review, MSN, Fox Business, Quicken Loans, Readers Digest, Recruiter, and Acoustic Guitar Magazine.

His blog has also attracted guest post contributors in the areas of marketing, personal finance, and entrepreneurship.

Mike takes his experiences running projects and managing consulting business operations and uses that knowledge and passion to help tech project managers, mid-tier executives, and those wanting something more from their careers, to create kick-butt resumes, LinkedIn profiles, and career plans.

He also leverages his deep knowledge of the ins and outs of the personnel management, marketing and business building, coupled with an analytical bent, to help his clients uncover their unique strengths and accomplishments and then position them for success in their next life adventure - whether a job search or in their own business.

Mike's books, articles and blog posts focus on actionable, leverageable strategies and tactics that help people get the results they're targeting in their career, business and life.

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