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While you might think that, in the year 2013, resumes seem a bit passe and old-fashioned, they're still the primary means of conveying one's credentials and accomplishments. It's very true that bu...
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I know that it is 2013 where technology rules; however, most global organizations still require a resume as part of the application process. While I have written extensively about having a multi-pronged approach to finding and landing jobs...this article summarizes almostly exactly my sentiments. Here are a few of the article's tips:
1. Customize and target your resume for the position and industry
2. Make your resume the perfect fit for the filter process
3. Your summary should demonstrate your experience and skills that are important for the position your are applying for
4. The first page of your resume should be able to stand on its own
5. Use bullets to outline your accomplishments
Please take a minute to read through the article's Dos and Don'ts.
Make it a great day!