Wolfgang Filser / Getty Images It’s a given that your résumé should present your basic credentials, such as specific skills and work experience. However, you also can make your résumé stand out and potentially speed up your job search by adding any appropriate “micro-credentials” that show how you’ve augmented your skills over time, especially if you are an older worker. What are micro-credentials? Micro-credentials can include online or in-person educational courses, training programs, licenses and certifications that sometimes can even be added together toward earning an advanced degree. The following list of free micro-credential and certification courses might spur some thoughts of what would be appropriate in your current or desired career field. Microsoft Office programs such as Word and Excel Marketing or Social Media Certification Supervision or Leadership Accreditation Advanced Google Analytics Course Google Ads Search Certification A quick search of the internet may help you find something that’s right for your interests and experience. In addition, see if your company offers its own training and certification courses or if it will help pay for any you take from an outside source. If you currently are hunting for a new job, pay attention to which credentials or certifications employers…
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How a 'Micro-Credential' Could Help You Get Hired
