Originally published: 29/10/2020 22:06
Publication number: ELQ-80763-1
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Publication number: ELQ-80763-1
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How to Improve Your Resume
Resume Impressions: 5 Points to Improve your Resume
by Marie RapertoRecruiter, Executive Search and Online Profile Writer at Cantor Integrated Marketing Staffing Inc.Follow
Introduction
Your resume gives an impression of you. It’s a quick, first-glance impression that a hiring manager makes while scanning your resume. To make it to the next step, your resume must tell the employer that you can do the job they want to fill. Take a look at your resume for the following:
- Step n°1 |
List your skills clearly and concisely
Does your resume clearly and concisely list your skills as mentioned in the job ad? Sending in one resume-for-all-jobs will no longer work, you must customize your resume for each opportunity stressing the matches you have to their description
- Step n°2 |
Make sure your opening statement works with the job description
Is your opening statement (if you have one) in synch with the job description? If your statement reads that you are a seasoned communications professional in the consumer sector but the job description is for a public relations professional with 10 plus years in a B2B sector, you need to revise this. You can make it more general or mention any relevant sector experience from the past. You want to highlight how you fit not how you don’t.
by Marie RapertoRecruiter, Executive Search and Online Profile Writer at Cantor Integrated Marketing Staffing Inc.Follow
