Fresh graduate, your education section should be your 1st or 2nd section. Experienced, your work experience stands taller than your academic credentials so put it after work experience. Maintain a chronological order to your education. Degree, field of study, board/university, location and year should do the trick. Fresher’s should write your GPA, for experienced it is a choice, […]
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K.I.S.S – Keep it Simple and Short and say no to:Jargons | Complex stories | Long Paragraphs | Too many pages | Emoji’s | Graphs | Visual Timelines | Smart Art | Fancy Headings | Incomplete or Vague Information Maintain, W.I.I.F.M – What’s in it for Me? and say no to:Vanity Marketing | Filling Fluff Words | No
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When you are at the tail-end of your interview, you will most probably face the question ‘Do you have any questions for us?’ What should you as a job-seeker be asking at this point? Here are six generic ‘Good to Ask’ questions that you may use? ➡️ Whom do you consider as your top competitor,
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