Posts Tagged ‘emphasis’

Resume Mistake #4: Elevating Yourself Above the Job

How many times have you heard the word overqualified?  Anytime I see a manager applying for a lesser position, I immediately assume this person is looking to take any available job until he or she can find a better one.    Tip: If you truly want the lower level position, downplay the upper level responsibilities and [...]
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Resume Mistake #3: Trying to Reel in the Big One Without a Hook

  When jobs were plentiful and skilled workers were at a premium, you could expect a recruiter or hiring official to study each resume, willing to make whatever mental leap necessary to deem the candidate a fit for the job. Today, hiring officials believe there are enough resources on the market that they do not need [...]
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Resume Mistake #2: Sending the One-Size-Fits-All Resume

The three most important aspects of the resume: Emphasis, Emphasis, Emphasis.   Okay, here’s the situation. I’m a recruiter and I’m advertising a systems architect position for one of my clients.  I have a desk full of job orders to fill and more under- and overqualified candidates than I can possibly interview in a month’s time, and [...]
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