Articulating and preparing for this answer in advance is a good way to approach it. It’s rather tricky but if you are able to tell your weakness by framing it positively, then it’s a win. Here are some good and bad examples of these answers: ✔️ That I am detail-oriented, hence take a little longer
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Sharing a recent interaction I had with a potential client: PC: “You see; I have got my Résumé format from the best template available on the internet. I have followed all the ATS advice and it’s only two pages long, why am I still notgetting interview calls?” Me: “Okay, so I have reviewed your Résumé
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It’s an overview of what you have to offer and it is read first. It helps employers ‘Quickly’ learn whether you have the skills and background they are searching for and it creates an opportunity for your Résumé’to be read further. In my recruiting career, I have seen Résumé’s without a summary section or with
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Do you have a job search framework? Or Do you apply to jobs randomly in a haphazard manner? While many of you may argue with me that who’s got the time to follow a strategy or framework for a job hunt. I promise you that, the few hours or days (subject to your abilities) you
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Align ALL your online profiles to your professional target and not just your LinkedIn or your Résumé. As the human race moves miles ahead in its tech breakthroughs, we must acknowledge that hiring is getting smarter and recruiters are equipped with AI and tools that can scan the internet and pull out your social information.
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