We talk a lot about resumes on this blog. And rightfully so. Professionally, it is someone's first impression of you. Whether your resume is posted on LinkedIn, or a Hiring Manager is reviewing after you submit if for a position, your resume speaks volumes about you. Not just your education and work history but also faux pas that can be found.
Do you have any deal breakers or your resume. Anything that might cause a Hiring Manager NOT to hire you.
Read the tips from FINS here on how you can remove the ten worse things you could put on your resume.
Do you have any of these ten on your resume?
Do you know what should ideally be included in your resume summary? You only have a few lines to make a strong impression on a recruiter, hiring manager or potential employer. You want to make sure only to include the essentials and those elements that highlight your strengths.
To get started, consider using these tips and give your resume summary a quick makeover.
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How strong is your Executive Resume Summary? It may be the most important part of your resume, but something most people spend the least amount of time on. When was the last time you edited yours?
Read these tips from Steve Brady, owner of a resume writing firm to see what you can do to create a stronger summary for your executive resume.
