Are you ready for my latest tips on resumes and applying for
jobs? :)
1. Manage your resume, if you haven't worked that long your
resume shouldn't be that long. I just
reviewed a resume that was 7 pages long with only 3 years’ experience. Brief, concise and to the point.
2. Email etiquette, be polite and formal. Love receiving responses that are three word
answers “yes, call me” or “what job”. If
someone is taking time to respond to your resume, respond professional.
3. Know when to ask
your question – don’t ask about money in the first email, make sure it is the
right position first. Everyone should
always focus on if they will be happy in a position, start there, money next.
4. Location,
location, location – don’t leave your resume blank where you are based. I know some people don’t like putting their
address down but give an idea where you live, no one wants to guess, it is a
quick way to get your name pulled from a list.
5. Read the posting -
make sure you know what you are applying for!
I love receiving applicants for something totally unrelated, really
shows the attention to detail.
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