Stop Underselling Yourself: How Women Can Write Resumes That Own Their Wins
In our resume writing business, we regularly have to address the elephant in the room. Frankly put, too many women are underselling themselves on paper. At Grammar Chic, we work with professionals from all walks of life, but we’ve noticed a very real trend, especially...
Your Summer Career Glow-Up: LinkedIn + Resume Upgrades That’ll Get You Noticed in Q3
We love summer just as much as anyone else. It’s a time for umbrella drinks, poolside book reading, road trips, and pretending your inbox doesn’t exist. But updating your resume? That feels… wildly off-brand for beach season. Hear us out, though, in reality, summer is...
Yes, You Still Need a Resume… Even If You’re Going into the Trades
If you're heading into the trades, maybe you're training to become an electrician, HVAC tech, welder, or plumber, you might be wondering: Do I really need a resume? I’m not going into a corporate job. We get it. When your future involves toolboxes instead of laptops...
Career Changer? How to Transition Into a Trade—And Build the Right Resume for It
If you’ve found yourself fantasizing about leaving the fluorescent lights of your office job behind in favor of power tools, steel-toed boots, and something that feels real, you’re not alone. More and more professionals, especially in a post-pandemic economy, are...
Should I Apply for Jobs I Know I Can Do—or the Ones I Actually Want?
It’s a question we hear all the time at Grammar Chic from professionals in career transition, and it cuts right to the heart of the job search: “Should I apply for jobs I know I can do, or the ones I actually want?” It’s not just a logistical question, it’s an...
When Your Employer Makes the Headlines: How to Handle Public Controversy on Your Resume
We’ve all seen it happen. One day you’re working for a well-known brand; the next, your employer is splashed across the news for all the wrong reasons—mass layoffs, a messy acquisition, plummeting stock prices, or even a full-blown scandal. If you’ve worked hard,...
The ‘Overqualified’ Dilemma: How to Rebrand for the Role You Actually Want
Imagine you’re in front of an interviewer and there is a big pink elephant in the middle of the room that you’re just dancing around. They think you’re too good for the job. At least, that’s what they keep telling you. If you’re an experienced professional looking to...
What AI Can’t Replace: How Teachers Can Write Resumes That Highlight the Human Element
As AI continues to make waves in nearly every industry, teachers everywhere are asking the same question: What about me? You’ve heard the stories—robots grading essays, chatbots answering student questions, virtual tutors replacing one-on-one instruction. It’s...
Mindful Momentum: How to Incorporate Mindfulness into Your Job Search
Searching for a job can be one of the most emotionally draining things we do as adults. It’s not just submitting resumes—it’s the waiting, the rejections, the ghosting, the comparison game, the silence after what you thought was a great interview. The rollercoaster is...
“No One’s Buying It”: Why Lying on Your Resume Is a Terrible Idea
Time to call a spade a spade: You can lie on your resume. But you shouldn’t. Ever. We get it. The pressure to stand out is real. You’re applying for a job you know you can do, but maybe your degree doesn’t match. Or you’ve got the skills, but not the official title....
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