Monday tip Take five - The Chief Happiness Officer Blog

Monday tip Take five - The Chief Happiness Officer Blog Work has become quite hectic for most of us. Emails, phone calls, meetings, deadlines, questions, customers all vie for our attention. If we want time for reflection and calm at work we have to create it for ourselves. Thats the point of this Monday Tip. Your mission: Take five. At some point during the day, take five uninterrupted, quiet minutes to relax. Heres how it works: 1: Find a place where you wont be interrupted No phones, no computers, no co-workers dropping by with a quick question. Some companies are creating quiet rooms for just this purpose, but in a pinch the bathroom works just fine. 2: Close your eyes Just sit there for 30 seconds or so and relax. 3: Focus on your breathing You dont have to breathe in any specific way, just notice your breathing. Is it fast or slow? Is it deep or shallow? The way you breathe says a lot about your mental state. When youre angry, stressed or afraid you breathing is typically fast and shallow. When youre happy, relaxed and calm your breathing is typically deep and slow. Do this for about a minute. 4: Make you breath deep and slow Just sit there with closed eyes and take deep slow breaths. Do this for two minutes. Your mental state affects your breath, and the link also goes the other way. Deep, slow breaths work to relax you. 5: Focus on yourself Ask yourself these three questions How is my body feeling? Is there any pain? Any tense muscles? Any good feelings? How am I feeling? Am I happy, angry, calm, sad, excited? All of the above? What am I thinking? What oocupies your thoughts? You dont need to do anything about any of this, just sit there for a minute and ask yourself these questions. Keep your breathing deep and slow. 6: Breathe some more Take another minute to just sit there with your eyes closed and breathe slowly and deeply. Then slowly open your eyes and go back to work. This simple exercise only takes five minutes out of an entire work day, but it: Reduces stress Makes you more creative Gives you more energy And most importantly, it works as an Early Warning System against many problems at work. When work gets to hectic and too busy, its easy to miss the early signs that things are not going well. Things like tense shoulders and neck, headaches, anger, disappointment, restlessness or itching can all be early symptoms of stress. This exercise will help you actually notice the symptoms before they become more serious and turn into migraines, depression, conflict or worse. Also check out this previous post: Dont fight stress, promote peace. The Chief Happiness Officers monday tips are simple, easy, fun things you can do to make yourself and others happy at work and get the work-week off to a great start. Something everyone can do in five minutes, tops. When you try it, write a comment here to tell me how it went. Previous monday tips. Thanks for visiting my blog. If you're new here, you should check out this list of my 10 most popular articles. And if you want more great tips and ideas you should check out our newsletter about happiness at work. It's great and it's free :-)Share this:LinkedInFacebookTwitterRedditPinterest Related

Rousing Review SXSWi (the is for interactive!)

Rousing Review SXSWi (the is for interactive!) Oh youse guys, SXSW was super dreamy last week, and it was such a mistake to arrive on Sunday when Friday was the first day! But thats OK I absolutely made the most of my time there, especially since I had a 7:30a flight the same night we moved our clocks forward, and didnt stay out past 11p some nights! Im such an old lady. So starting at the beginning, I landed on time on Sunday, and had a familiar face waiting for me at the airport! Although Caitlin and I have known each other for about 2 years thanks to Blogging Your Way as well as working together in group sessions last year (she applied for my scholarship, and you can too!) that was the first time we met in person! In typical Austin style, we went to a super authentic Mexican restaurant where I had the Austin specialty, queso. I also learned that chile con queso does not mean chili with cheese its just liquified cheese with some veggies and sometimes meat in it. We both got a laugh that it was part of a light lunch along with a taco and guacamole salad, but it didnt stop up from ordering it! It was then off to the Life After College and The Personal MBA book launch party, where I kvelled over one Jenny Blake and, to my surprise, she kvelled right back! Mutual fans and fast friends, we made time for a mid-day drink at my new fave place, Frank (come to Brooklyn, Frank!), pre-presentation on Tuesday. Its a tough life. from l-r: Jenny, me, and Caitlin. Im not usually this shrimpy, but I was wearing flats! Caitlin then dropped me off at my hotel so I could check-in and drop my stuff off. I did a quick freshen-up and headed over to The Awesomest Journalism Party. Ever., where I knew nobody but didnt care I got to listen to Quiet Company, who had me dancin with myself. Seriously, take a 5 minutes dance break right now and play this song. Such funness! Quiet Company at The Awesomest Journalism Party Ever, taken with my Instagram, which automatically makes me a good photographer. Then it was off to meet my PR Rep Extraordinairre, Shennandoah Diaz of Brass Knuckles Media. We headed to another book launch party and Shennandoah let me tag along by her side, introducing me to everyone she knew and those she didnt! I mean, I thought I was outgoing, but Shennandoah put me to shame! Love her and the obvious passion she has for her company, her clients, and her contacts. When that was wrapping up, we headed over to Etsy in Austin just in time for the Fashion Show, which was amazeballs. Such talent, and so varied, too! Everyone was such a rock star. And even though I was crashing and quick, I got my second wind when The iPad DJ took the stage. I took over the dance floor with some of the Etsyans and a dude who would not stop cartwheeling. After that, it was so time to crash. Monday went by fast and furious, but some highlights were: the discussions  Stop Working Nights/Weekends and Get a Life (I tweeted my take-aways fast furious, which you can see here) and Career Transparency: Why Personal Branding is Bullshit (you can find the twitter feed for that one here) my first vegan and macrobiotic lunch (together or separate!), thank to my lovely client Joanna. It was such a nice break from all the queso! the Connection Revolution meet-up,which lived up to its name! I got to finally meet ones Pace and Kyeli, Skaja, Ali Luke, Kelly Kingman, and other amazeballs revolutioners. Cant wait to meet up with most of em at the World Domination Summit in June! Dinner with Shennandoah (she could not get rid of me!), my former clients Lisa and Bryce (who was also my co-presenter!), and some lovely #UsGuys peeps who I was introduced to (even though I still dont really know what #UsGuys is)! Of course, Bryce, Lisa, Shennandoah and I went for a drink post-dinner at Frank (yes, no apostrosphe s I got corrected by the bartender!) because we heard wait for it there was a bacon-vodka bloody mary. Oh Frank, please come to Brooklyn. The hipsters would eat you up. Literally. from l-r: Pace, me, Bryce and Kyeli at the Connection Revolution meet-up And Tuesday? Well, Tuesday was all about our presentation, DIY Online Workshops: Best Practices and Worst Mistakes. It was tough waiting the whole day for our time slot (it was in the last group of sessions before the end of the Interactive part of SXSW) Id always rather go first than last! but it was worth it. We took the morning to practice in front of our audience of one, the lovely and talented Cheryl B. Engelhardt, who gave us such great feedback and put our nerves at ease. And when we got to the green room an hour before showtime, we couldnt help but nerd out over our signs! We had a great room of people who took notes fast and furious, and gave us such positive feedback post-session. We put together some take-aways for them in terms of a Resource List and a Best Practices Punch List, and if ya head on over to our SXSW page, you can listen to the audio of the session right there! Im kinda wishin I indulged my desire to talk about Schweddy Balls into the mic. It was so tempting! And how much fun was it to spend the night celebrating with my other presenters (whose sessions ran at the same time as mine blurg!), Amanda, Jordan and Christa, jammed into a booth at Moonshine and drivin the waitress bonkers? Also, Im so glad I tagged along with em to the Nerdin Out comedy show, as Eugene Mirman always makes me wet my pants and Aziz Ansari showed up all surprise-like. He didnt talk about Harris as much as I wanted, but it was still amazeballs. And Wednesday? Well, getting to the airport was, oh, the biggest nightmare ever thanks to the devil known as Super Shuttle (never before, never again), but Id hate to tell you more and leave this on such a down note. All I can say is that I abso-freakin-lutely cant wait for SXSWi 2012. Ill be there with bacon-infused queso bells on.

The Best Resume Writing Tips For 2020

The Best Resume Writing Tips For 2020This year, in the world of resume writing, there are a number of things that you will have to keep in mind. You have to know what you are looking for in a resume when you create a new one for the coming year. If you find yourself discouraged at the prospect of creating a new resume this year, think about some of the best resume writing tips.If you write a resume every New Year's Day, how is it going to help you? It is just going to come out half finished, and that doesn't look very professional. How do you find the best resume writing tips to help you start out on your new year with a clean slate? You need to start by reading through your old resume and thinking about what is on it.What was the purpose of your old resume? Was it for a job that you had left, or was it for a new job that you are looking for?Once you get your answers to those questions, you can get to work looking at the options available for your business opportunity. Once you decid e what you want to include, you can focus on looking at the structure of your resume and what it should include. If you are looking for a job, focus on what you are looking for and what you need to get that job.If you need a job, look at what you have to offer in the position and whether or not you need the current job. It is not enough to just have a great resume.To get the most out of your resume, you will need to write it well. This means that you have to look at your previous jobs, think about how you went about them and write them clearly and properly. The best resume writing tips for 2020 include that you focus on your skills and experience and how they will benefit your job search.The most important thing to remember when it comes to writing tips for the year 2020 is that you need to write a resume that is unique. The last thing you want to do is fall into the same traps that many people are falling into, and that includes including unnecessary information on your resume.

Top States for Tech Workers by Earnings

Top States for Tech Workers by Earnings Yeah, California’s got Silicon Valley, but if you’re a tech worker who really wants to make bank, head to Hawaii: The average salary in the Aloha State is nearly $130,000 â€" more than double the average in the lowest-paying state, according to a new roundup from Business Insider, using data from Dice.com. In California, which comes in second place, technology professionals make an average of $109,488 a year. That’s not too shabby, but it’s still more than $20,000 below the $129,771 Hawaiian average. (Of course, the cost of living tends to be higher outside of the continental U.S., too.) The lowest-paying states are concentrated in Appalachia and the West, with a couple New England entrants, as well. Mississippi brings up the rear with an average yearly pay of just under $61,000. Although comparatively low compared to places like Silicon Valley, this is still nearly three times as much as the state’s average per capita income of $20,618. Coming in just behind Mississippi is West Virginia, with an average of $66,805, followed by (respectively) Montana, Maine and South Dakota. Here are the 10 States Where Tech Workers Make the Most: Hawaii: $129,771 California: $109,488 New York: $105,927 Delaware: $105,867 Maryland: $104,570 Washington: $103,750 Massachusetts: $103,373 New Jersey: $102,980 Alaska: $102,001 District of Columbia: $101,649 And here are the 10 States Where Tech Workers Earn the Least: Mississippi: $60,381 West Virginia: $66,805 Montana: $67,046 Maine: $67,715 South Dakota: $69,922 Wyoming: $71,236 Kentucky: $74,535 Arkansas: $77,553 Vermont: $77,758 Louisiana: $77,582

8 Subtle Mistakes On Resumes That You Should Avoid - Work It Daily

8 Subtle Mistakes On Resumes That You Should Avoid - Work It Daily Today’s job seekers need to think about one more type of audience when preparing their resume. In the past, one simply had to send their resume and a person would scan it, but today’s employers are also relying on Applicant Tracking Systems. Related: 4 Quick Ways To Improve Your Executive Resume When you have both technology and the human reviewer looking at your resume, there are some things that need to be done differently on the resume. Here are common subtle mistakes people make that should be avoided: 1. Missing space between the slash (/). While you may think your resume is covering the bases by including key terms between slashes, it may actually be missing the mark when you don’t have a space between it. For ex. “Financial Analyst/Business Analyst” looks fine to the human eye, but to the Applicant Tracking System, it does not recognize the “/” as a break between words if the search criteria the employer puts in is only for the terms “Financial Analyst” and “Business Analyst.” You’re better off adding a space before and after the “/,” like “Financial Analyst / Business Analyst.” 2. Listing more than one job title and employment periods under one employer. Applicant Tracking Systems have a method to scanning resumes. It looks for dates to locate job titles and employers. When you indicate multiple job titles and dates under one employer, it confused the ATS. Only list one period of employment with each employer like this: XYZ Company, Office Manager / Executive Assistant / Administrative Assistant (2010-Present)OR XYZ Company, Office Manager (2010-Present) Started as an Administrative Assistant and earned promotions to Executive Assistant and Office Manager. 3. Including your zip code. Applicant Tracking Systems will also look at your city, state and zip code to determine if you are in a commutable distance and if you are not, you will be de-ranked. You do not need a street address but whether you are relocating or not, the zip code must be within a commutable distance. 4. Not following a writing format that is Applicant Tracking Systems-friendly. Applicant Tracking Systems have a certain way of reading and deciphering information. It identifies your position by looking for a pattern of information like Company name, Title, and Dates of employment â€" and they must be on your resume in that order. When you add other information like Company name followed by some brief information about the employer (for ex. “Leading provider in…), it messes up how the software is to read your information. 5. Using an email address that dates yourself. Yes, your email address can reveal a lot more than you think. Typically anyone using an AOL email address is over the age of 45. Also, an email address with numbers like johnsmith1970@.... is often interpreted as the year of birth. Avoid dating yourself by simply signing up for a free Gmail email address and not including any numbers. Keep it simple like your first name, last name or brand it to your profession or industry like TaxExpert@..... 6. Not including a Profile Summary at the beginning of your resume. The word “profile” or “summary” tells the Applicant Tracking Systems what section follows. Without it, the system can skip the entire section. So make sure your resume has these important keywords. 7. Indicating you have over 25 or 30 years of experience. When you have a significant amount of experience working in the field or industry, avoid specifying a random number like “30 years of experience.” What you want to do is round it off like “20+ years of experience.” And when you list your experience, don’t go too far back. Employers are generally interested in the last 10-15 years of your work experience â€" anything beyond that is often ignored. 8. Burying experience with well-known companies. Experience working with well-known companies in your field or industry is a major attraction to potential employers, so don’t bury it at the bottom of your resume or on the second page. If you worked for Microsoft 10 years ago, don’t let it be buried on page two. Mention it upfront, like in your Profile Summary and in your cover letter. All of these pointers may appear simple enough, but you’d be surprised how many job seekers miss the mark on job opportunities because of it. Don’t be one of them! This post was originally published at an earlier date. Related Posts How To Answer 7 Of The Most Common Interview Questions Top 3 Tips For Phone Interviews How To Ace The Panel Interview About the author Don Goodman’s firm was rated as the #1 Resume Writing Service in 2013, 2014, and 2015. Don is a triple-certified, nationally recognized Expert Resume Writer, Career Management Coach and Job Search Strategist who has helped thousands of people secure their next job. Check out his Resume Writing Service. Get a Free Resume Evaluation or call him at 800.909.0109 for more information.   Disclosure: This post is sponsored by a CAREEREALISM-approved expert. You can learn more about expert posts here. Photo Credit: Shutterstock Have you joined our career growth club?Join Us Today!

Cubicle Decor Ideas To Brighten Your Workspace

Cubicle Decor Ideas To Brighten Your Workspace If you workfull-time, you spend 40+ hours at your desk. Why elend make it an inviting space? Youre probably accustomed to exploring some home decorating ideas and its worth your while to transfer some of that creativity into cubicle decorating ideas and cool cubicle decor. Theres no need for your amtsstube cubicle or your home amtsstube cubicle to feel like a dingy, gray jail cell.The Case for Investing in Cubicle DecorResearch suggests that decorating a cubicle with office cubicle accessories may have more than aesthetic benefits potentially, its user may benefit psychologically, as well. A study published in the Journal of Environmental Psychology found that being able to personalize ones office cubicle or workspace can help soften the negative effects a lack of privacy can have on employees in a crowded (meaning typical) work environment. This kind of stress can lead to emotional exhaustion andincreased burnout rates, as well as dec rease workers productivity.In other words (or, the words you can use when explaining to your boss your office cubicle decorating ideas), you dont merelywantcubicle decorations. Your psychological health and usefulness as an employeedependon them.Ideas for Decorating Your CubicleOf course, notlage all of us are blessed with the Pinterest-gene, and you may not be addicted to decorating, so if youre feeling a little stuck, here are 20 ideas to help you beautify your work area with cute cubicle decorations.1. Desk DecorationFirst, before you delve too deeply into desk decoration ideas, depspeciesure by keeping yourdesk clean. I know this might seem a tad obvious to some, but not all of us are naturally tidy people.If your desk is feeling particularly drab to you lately, you may just want to spend a few minutes cleaning it. Dust it with some disposable wipes, or for a more eco-friendly option, invest in a washable duster. Ask someone in the IT department for one of those little air blast ers to clean the crumbs and gunk from your keyboard. Straighten up your trinkets and office supplies. Its a small step, but it can work wonders.Once your desk is looking neat in organized, start considering desk decorations for work. Whether you keep paperweights on your desk or find some cute accessories that help you organize your pens and such, the right desk decorations just might make you smile when youre having a particularly rough or low energy day.(Source Maximleshkovich / Adobe Stock)2. Plants are your friend.Some of the chicest office decors will come in one particular (read green) color. Having a couplelittle desk plantscan really liven up your workspace. If youre not keen on having to water something every day, try a durable plant like a succulent or cactus. These are usually pretty adverse to attracting bugs or allergies, so your coworkers can appreciate your choice in cubicle decor ideas, too.(Source Alizee Marchand / Pexels)3. For a quick fix, change your screensaver. When considering your office cubicle design, one of the quickest ways to personalize your space is to download a photo of your favorite painting, your kids, a beautiful sunrise, or some cool graffiti and use it as your display. Chances are, your computer is the main focal point on your desk. Making it eye-pleasing will go a long way toward prettying up your workspace.(Source Fabian Grohs/ Unsplash)4. And customize your mouse pad.Want some creative cubicle decoration? You can personalize your mouse pad by using a photo of your loved ones, a scene from your favorite travel destination whatever(Source spacedrone808 / Adobe Stock)5. Add some favorite magnets or a car decal onto your filing cabinet.Be beige no more Magnetic poetry makes for super cute office decor, too.(Source lovinglifeasmommy.blogspot.com)6. Print out your Instagram photos.These can be some of the best cubicle decorations (and theyre cheap, too) A woman I used to work with did this and it was adorable. You can use imag e source services like Shutterfly or Social Print Studio. You can alsoprint them at home using these tips.Use your printed IG photos to create a cute collage, hang them up with clothespins and yarn, or even tape them to thewalls of your cubiclewith little talk bubbles and funny quotes.(Source thecaldwellproject.com)7. Select a color scheme.I know, I know. That sounds like a lot of work just to decorate your desk or cubicle space, but hear me out. Color schemes can help to tie together your decor and they make it easier for you to look for new desk accessories. Youre not just looking for a new mousepad. Youre looking for adusty rosemousepad and atealpencil cup. It gives your decorating more direction and will make everything look more put together.(Source design-seeds.com)8. LampsA cute desk lamp is both functional and eye-pleasing. Plus, if you get a softer light bulb, it will help to make your workspace look less sterile. You can usually find cute, affordable desk lamps at stores l ike TJ Maxx and Marshalls. If youre looking for an even better deal, swing by your local Goodwill. Level up your desks coziness by bringing in a throw blanket and chair pillow.Depending on how much space you have, floor lamps can also make great office cubicle decorations.(Source brit.co)9. Add some personality with a cubicle sign or desk nameplate.We love the feminist nameplates sold by (Source (Bring Your Own Mug, of course)(SourceKristina Paukshtite/ Pexels)11. Buy cute file organizers.Youve got to keep your files neat somehow. Why not do it with aturquoise file organizer or a light pink one?(Source Geralt / Pixabay)12. A tray for your supplies can be both pretty and practical.(Source Mike Petrucci / Unsplash)13. Cork boards are the actual best.If you need somewall decorating ideas, start by considering a cork board. You can do a million things with a cork board, and if its lightweight enough, you can easily hang a few up with double-sided tape or Command Strip products. Tack on some photos and reminders to help you stay on track. Print out some cute sayings or inspirational quotes and throw them up there. Put up a little calendar. Bonus points if you invest in some cute thumbtacks.(SourceElla Jardim / Unsplash)14. Or if youre going to go the dry erase board route at least make it a colored one.Nothing is worse than a white dry erase board thats written upon with black marker and hung on a gray cubicle wall. The horror(Source iQoncept/ Adobe Stock)15. Fairy lights can sto things up a notch.If its not against your offices rules (fire hazards and whatnot), fairy lights are a great way to add some whimsy to the office. You can string them up using clear tape, or thumbtacks if you have push-pin-friendly cubicle walls.(SourceDzenina Lukac/ Pexels)16. And jazz up your boring office chair with a cute pillow.(Source Photographee.eu/ Adobe Stock)17. While youre at it why not toss an area rug into the mix, too?Were not talking about a full-size Persian rug here tha ts a bit much. But there are plenty of cute entryway rugs that could double as some extra color in your cubicle space.(Source safavieh.com)18. Go the extra step with washi tape or removable wallpaper.This is a Level 5 Desk Decoration. You can go all out by completely wallpapering your cubicle, or you can add a border or cool designs using Washi tape. Talk about an all-in-one-solution for bidding your office decor blues goodbye(Source agoodplacetobuildaroad.com)19. Washi tape is great for spicing up your keyboard, tooQwerty never looked so good.(Source tastesherriff.com)20. Organize your books with bookends.Bookends can not only keep your books and supplies organized but they can also add a touch of festivity to your space.(Source Steve PB / Pixabay)21. Spruce up your space with some shelves.If you already have shelves in your cube, make full use of them by adding decorative knickknacks along with your supplies. Otherwise, if you can, install some temporary shelves to display picture s, books, and other homey items.(Source Officemate)22. Get some fresh flowers.While flowers may be temporary, occasionally filling a vase with a bouquet of fresh flowers can brighten up your cubicleand your mood(SourceGeorgia de Lotz/ Unsplash)23. Frame your photos.Putting in the extra effort of framing photos you love will certainly be worth it. It will bring your cubicle together and add a little something extra.(Source Pineapple Supply Co. / Pixabay)24. Decorate your chair.Pillows arent the only things that can make your chair a little more festive. Add some stickers, a blanket, or another touch of decor.(Source CG Trader)25. Use coat hooks to hang odds and ends.You can use it to hang knickknacks, photos, or supplies.(Source fitnessart.club)26. deutsche post dhl inspirational quotes.Print out some of your favorite motivational quotes and display them prominently. Tape one to your computer or keyboard, or you could even frame a particularly special saying.27. Velco decorations.If you have fabric walls in your cubicle, attach velcro stickers to your decorations so you can display them.(Source Alibaba)28. Try removable stickers.Attach them to your computer or keyboard to add another layer of festivity.(Source Etsy)29. Think T-pins.They can be a great way to hang decorations so you can maximize your space.(Source Online Fabric Store)30. Last, but definitely not least, turn to Etsy or a local artists market for some cool prints.Keeping art that inspires you closeby while you work is a great way to elevate your whole workday. Plus, its a cool way to support artists you love if you cant afford to go all-in on an original piece.(sourceMikes Photos / Pexels)With a few of these ideas, a little elbow grease, and at least areasonablycool boss, your workspace can go from drab to a darling DIY cubicle. Happy decorating--Lauren McEwen is a freelance writer based in the Atlanta area.Fairygodboss is committed to improving the workplace and lives of women.Join us by reviewin g your employer

The Secret Truth on Tips on Writing a Resume Objective Revealed

The Secret Truth on Tips on Writing a Resume Objective Revealed Try to remember, the start of a resume objective shall communicate straight to the reader at a very first glance with its striking and strong gutachten. Your objective statement is the very first thing theyll see and read, as its the very first thing on the webpage. After you get a fantastic feel for those types of writing that you encounter in personal statement samples, its time to compose your own. What You Need to Do About Tips on Writing a Resume Objective In case youre supplying a cover letter alongside job application, make sure cover letter also aligns with your resume objective. Analyze job ads You will discover a great deal of useful info on job ads. Prioritize the info supplied for each position starting with the most relevant and important details in regard to the job that you are applying for. Therefore, if youre searching for a new job, it is vital that your resume stands from the crowd to guarant ee you a spot on the shortlist. Tips on Writing a Resume Objective No Longer a Mystery Resume Objective Writing objective statements can be among the most challenging sections of producing an effective resume. LinkedIn summaries are rather different. Because resumes have limited space, your career objective has to be concise. A Secret Weapon for Tips on Writing a Resume Objective Finally, stating an objective is optional, but it might help convince employers that you understand what you want and know of the business. When youre asking for work, you arent the only applicant with the best resume format out there. In the majority of instances, a resume objective is simply a couple of sentences long. Too many resumes are full of generalizations. If youre unsure what your resumes readers will be searching for, youre want to do a little bit of research to provide your objective statement a competitive edge. Writing a winning college student career objective is a rather effort less method to bolster your application for this internship or job youve got in sight. Attempt to know the market of the organization you are asking for work, and identify what type of difficulties they could be going through. Many a times it is crucial to compose the work objective at the entry level. Even should you decide to modify your work objective later, it is extremely vital that you choose a temporary objective for the time being. From time to time, an objective on resume can decrease the odds of succeeding. A best career objective isnt just about what you want to accomplish.