The very first way to get your resume is about choosing a template that seems to be classy and simple. It should be so impressive that shouts out “see me” from the pile of papers on their desks. Employers pay very close attention to how applicants list their skills and Read more…
Soft skills are universal and not associated with a particular job or industry. Think communication, active listening, or empathy. Hard skills are abilities you learn on the job, through formal education, or additional training. They are teachable, measurable, and related to a specific job. The important job skills which every Read more…
Here are some of the answers you are looking for:- USE YOUR PORTRAIT SIZE FORMAL LOOKING PHOTO. USE DIGITS INSTEAD OF WORDS. USE DIFFERENT GRAPHS TO REPRESENT YOUR QUALITIES. MAKE IT STRONG BY ADDING MORE PRECISE DETAIL. USE ENTIRE PAGE WISELY TO MAKE THE RESUME SHORT AND INTERESTING.
Always remember that there is no second chance to make that first impression. Making an appealing resume is not a difficult task. However, it should not look overdone or be very long. Firstly, you should make rough drafts of the following heads:- Your career Objective. Your Academic Details. Your technical Read more…
Anything that is out of the structure of the resume idea is noticed first by the employers. It’s true that it hardly takes 6 seconds for a recruiter to see a resume. Well, this also varies from one recruiter to another recruiter. For one, I don’t look through stacks of Read more…
Creating RESUME that are one-of-a-kind is really challenging. Though it is once-in-a-blue-moon or rather rare to find one such RESUME, let us see what makes an IMPRESSIVE RESUME. EASY TO READ – RESUMES that are easy to read and also looks good is one such resume. It consists of fonts that Read more…
Well, to be honest, it depends on the person who is responsible for your Recruitment. If you have an approval for taking a 2 months’ break, then it is absolutely fine. Nothing to worry about. Acknowledging that you have taken a 2 months break would not reflect anything wrong in your Read more…
Sweaty palms. Nervous laughter. Fidgeting. Welcome to the work interview! Unless you’re made from titanium, the question-and-answer process is probably going to rattle your nerves regardless of how many years you’ve been working. The key to acing your next interview is simple: Say the things that the employers want to Read more…
Some impressive resumes are surprisingly errored free, personalized, and professional. Such resumes automatically attract recruiters to the credentials of the candidate. These resumes also present the candidate as someone with a progressive mindset and problem-solving approach. These things place you in a better position with respect to others.
Okay, so I am going to be quick about it. I am trying to keep it simple. Let’s see… Develop some professional skills, skills that will suit your job-description. Gather more technical knowledge. You know yourself better than anyone does. So, first of all, take a note of your professional Read more…