Self-employment is interesting but difficult to handle on a resume. The best way to add it in the experience section is to mention it in a proper way. You can write like “Self-employed as a freelance designer”. This shows your experience while maintaining the required humility and professionalism. Also, you Read more…
Personally we don’t think there is any problem with sharing your resume, because if you share things, you got to know the mistakes that you made while making a resume. It’s absolutely fine to share information with your friends, your colleagues, and people within your organization. It’s not like they Read more…
These are the things you must be removed from your resume to make it perfect. The first and foremost thing is to remove spelling and grammatical mistakes and decently maintain font sizes. If the resume looks clumsy, this may impact the first impression. Don’t use objective statements, it occupies a Read more…
The things which must not be on a resume are your unprofessional mail ID like axghekj3251@****.com instead use a proper mail ID and phone number which you have access to most of the time. Multiple phone numbers may cause trouble sometimes when they try to approach you. Any personal details of Read more…
The small mistakes can make you pay or likely lose the job of your dreams. So, be careful while using the phrases while mentioning your abilities, skills, education qualifications, and the rest. Grammatical and typographical mistakes are common mistakes that take place if not proofread. The length of the resume Read more…
The answer to this question largely depends on which industry you work in and is still subjective depending on who is taking the interview. For jobs where there are many applicants your resume is rarely even read by the interviewer, it is scanned for sorting to see your clear basic Read more…