Resume preparation and communication Part II: The transmission effect: Once you have ensured a good impedance match (Part I), your message must be intelligently and effectively transmitted via the carrier

In Part I, which appeared in the Spring 1982 issue of IEEE Potentials, I showed you how to compile a resume biased toward a specific job, i.e., how to ensure a good impedance match. As in Part I, I will again use the electronics analogy to show you the most effective transmission to the right people, those in a position to offer you a job — either an existing one, or, if you're lucky, one “made” for you.