Psychotic Resumes 101
Psychotic Resumes is a Gen-Y (Millennial) job survival guide created by Nick Armstrong to help new professionals build stronger resumes and cover letters so they can find a better job. It's our goal to help Gen-Y do better at interviews and on the job, promoting strong leadership, entrepreneurship, and common sense.
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Yearly Archives: 2008
Worthless
Knowing yourself, your bad habits and your motivations - as well as what catches your attention or takes it away - will help you to work smarter.
Avoiding Burn-Out
Some people do it by patronizing their business partners behind their back. Always hilarious, particularly when an idiot co-worker forwards your e-mail to said business partner. Some people just go plain nuts and form their own athletic clubs, complete with trainers and coaching staff. But for every disruptive, albeit fun, method for distracting yourself from burn-out, there are equally effective ways to return yourself to the work at hand. And... avoid being fired.
Vacation – AKA Time Management
That's what good time management is all about. Setting realistic goals, then measuring out how much time each goal will take, then plotting out revenge on your mortal enemies, and then finally mapping out how you will divide the time it will take to complete your goals.









Learning From The Most Psychotic Among Us