Your resume is your very own marketing document and the language used matters. While marketing your abilities, language isn’t just a means of communication, it’s also one of your first chances to leave a lasting impression. Put yourself in the shoes of a busy Recruiter, who reads hundreds, even thousands, of resumes every day and […]
WHY YOUR RESUME LANGUAGE MATTERS Read More »
Your resume should be structured so that it is simple to identify your qualifications. Here’s what to include in a nutshell: 👀 Placed on top, should be your Name, Location (not your full address), one mobile and one email address. 👀 Weblinks and LinkedIn. GitHub, Behance, your webpage, etc is optional. 👀 Use straightforward language
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The resume format is the first and most important thing to consider. With so many formats online, choosing the wrong one can significantly negatively impact your positioning. Remember, a good resume format is easy to scan and allows the most important information to stand out. So, which of the various types of formats is the
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Now that we have crossed STEP1 & 2 of identifying your target job & interviewing yourself to check your fitment as detailed in my last two posts. Let’s move on to STEP 3 is sharpening & targeting while editing your Career Communication Documents that include your Resume, Cover Letter, and LinkedIn Profile. Here is how
SHARPEN YOUR RESUME, COVER LETTER AND LINKEDIN PROFILE ALIKE Read More »
A resume summary is a brief explanation of who you are, what you are doing, and what are your strongest skills that fit into the prospective employer’s needs. This acts as a trailer or blurb for the recruiter to consume and decide if they want to read further. Here’s more on how to put it
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