Aug 10, 2018 - 09:20 PM
Hiring managers may receive dozens of applications for every single job they advertise. Because of this, they often initially only skim briefly through a resume before deciding whether to take a closer a look or move on to the next document. That is why it is crucial to learn how you can make your resume more attractive than other candidates' documents. To start, choose the best resume format for your industry and experience level. Your greatest option may be a conservative design with black text and a professional font, a contemporary layout with colors and graphics, or something in between. For help deciding, check out this site. In addition to sprucing up your document's format, you should "decorate" your content as well. What does this mean? In most cases, hiring managers ask for interviews when they like the information candidates include in their resumes. There are many ways to make your content more attractive. Draw the eye with numbers and percentages that quantify your accomplishments, and use strong verbs that paint a picture of you in action. Incorporate keywords from the job posting, and check out these other polishing tips to help your resume reach optimum visual appeal.
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