How is your resume read?

E-Recruitment Employers scan your resume for about 30 seconds on average, and ask themselves the following questions. Does this candidate possess the necessary skills to succeed at this position? Does this candidate demonstrate characteristics that fit this role and this company? Does this resume provide proof that the candidate can produce positive results and achieve success? Should I invite this candidate in for an interview to find out more? Employers want to find evidence in your resume that you will be successful on the job.

4 comments:

  1. Would that so called "recruitment consultants" would ask those questions but in my experience they usually rely on unsophisticated word search engines. This results in receipt of often totally inappropriate job notifications. Not only is this irritating but is also time consuming by filling up my inbox unnecessarily - often twice.
    I realize this is a highly competitive sector but a more targeted approach would surly produce better results than the lazy "scatter gun" method.

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  2. When you’re on the job interview, your resume is just like your passport. In the first turn, your employer needs to understand if you’re a good professional and have the necessary skills to be successful on the job. Your resume contains all the important information that allows to make a professional impression about you. That’s why, do your best to make up a good resume. If you don’t know how, you can order IT resume online. Such professional services allow job seekers to create good resumes and succeed at job interviews.

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  4. It is for this reason that I am very responsible for writing my resume, because it depends on which job I will find. You are right that the employer needs very little time to understand whether this employee is suitable for him or not. I personally use https://academic-consultants.com/ for that kind of issue.

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