The resume is arguably the most valuable piece of paper you’ll ever own in your career. With it, you will be able to market yourself and present yourself in the most optimum possible light to potential employers. Therefore it is important for you to frame your resume. It is a daunting task to build it, […]
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🎯 STATE SPECIFIC AND DISTINCT INTERESTS Drake, a wise philosopher, said: “Start from the bottom up” and as we know most people list their interests on the last line of their resume. Consider instead writing something quirky and highly specific that might strike an emotional chord or spark a memorable conversation rather than bland interests.
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After going through many resumes, I want to share what I learned in hopes that it helps more people get their dream jobs. The biggest realization I had was that we often diminish our abilities because we stop strategically thinking. This is because we stop keeping the psychology of the reader of our resume in
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All job seekers need to realize that getting hired is a game of strategy but most players come to the battlefield severely unequipped. There’s more to getting hired than just sending in an application. Our modern hiring industry uses technology to select candidates, so we can use both psychological and technical strategies. Here are some
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A resume is meant to market you & entice recruiters to call you. A long resume indicates that you don’t know how to position yourself strategically for the next job & recruiters will easily recognize unnecessary fluff /adjectives/adverbs in it. Hiring is more about your attitude than your accomplishments & it is not a purely
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