BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION RESUME
 Part 1 of this series talking about how goal setting is the most important step for running an efficient job hunt. We have to have clearly written career goals. Forgetting to set our goals is not a good thing. In Part 1, I also provided some recommended resources so we can set our goals and get that part of our job search settled. Here is a quote worth repeating from that earlier article,
 Step 2 - Writing Our Business Card Resume Before our actually write our business card resume let's talk about how we are going to use it. Question: Who is the audience for the business card resume? We can play some Final Jeopardy music here if we like. Think about who gets our business card resume. Who will receive it and what will they do with it? Let me give we a few scenarios:
 We are at a networking event and we meet someone
 We are at Starbucks having coffee with someone and a third person comes up to say hello to our guest. We get introduced
 We meet someone who needs something and we want to offer help
We need a job. We want to make sure everyone hearing our message knows that and our goals is to enlist our every contact to help we secure our next job. My recommendation is to keep our message simple. The obvious stuff for our business card resume is our name, phone number (mobile only)preferred email and all other possible ways to reach you. Then deliver a clear message (the one's on those sites are move involved) using the front or possibly the back to:
 make it clear we are looking for work (job seeker, resume, seeking employment),
 state what sort of work we are looking to get and
 announce some key qualifications.
The objective here is not to exhaustively describe yourself, but to condition this person who barely knows we think of we when an opportunity to promote we comes up. So here's a few sample conversation we