Targeted resume

ELIMINATE IRRELEVANT/NOT RECENT/NOT IMPORTANT INFO ON YOUR RESUME

Overdetailing and unnecessary information are two common mistakes found in resumes. Change your approach if you’re prone to referring to your two-week project from 10 years ago. A resume should show relevant experience from the most recent past, something every HR and manager is looking for. So, it’s ok to omit jobs and experiences not thematically […]

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CRAFT MORE THAN ONE TARGETED RESUME VERSION 

Relevant and tailored resumes are far more successful than generic or common ones. Even when applying for very targeted jobs, the requirements and duties of each position may differ from position to position. Of course, your basic education and the key professional qualification would be on every resume version. However, it is reasonable to carefully

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EVALUATE & SHOWCASE YOUR POTENTIAL ON YOUR RESUME

As the world of work evolves and with the gig workers kicking in, employers are now training recruiters to identify and prioritize potential over years of experience when assessing the suitability of a candidate. Hence it becomes vital for you to first identify your current potential, prospect your future potential and then clearly evidence it

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How to get your Résumé shortlisted!

?Start your Résumé summary with a career title that matches the JD and then back it with your relevant experience filtered and narrowed down to the role applying for. ?Match the required years of experience with the JD, without fibbing, for example, if the JD says 6-8 years and you have 9 years and still

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