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Yep. And the fact that you still think your resume is about your actual skills is a problem since it reflects a certain level of immaturity. Your resume is not
by GiraffeNecktie 16y ago
Yep. And the fact that you still think your resume is about your actual skills is a problem since it reflects a certain level of immaturity. Your resume is not about you or your skills, it's about the gap that exists at your future place of employment and how your skills can fill it. One of those skills is probably going to be effective and appropriate communication that addresses the problem at hand (in this case how you're going to fill the gap at your future employer). If you can't do that in two pages, there's a problem.
- AlexBlom 16y agoThis too. Resumes should be customized for the position. Don't simply apply forpositions either. Call them up. Ask what type of person they are looking for, how they will evaluate candidates, what makes somebody successful in the role? THEN customize the resume (and they know your name!)