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> First, you need to understand how a hiring manager approaches an interview. I stopped reading there. Does the author know before your resume even gets to an
by sys_64738 3y ago
> First, you need to understand how a hiring manager approaches an interview.
I stopped reading there. Does the author know before your resume even gets to an interviewer that it will go through keyword screening software then be reviewed by HR and binned, all long before a hiring manager sees it?
- scarface_74 3y agoI can honestly say that I have never once worried about keyword screening software. I don’t blindly submit my resume. But even if that’s the case, I’m still going to use keywords as part of the narrative. “Using <technology> accomplished <result>”
- lazyant 3y agoI've worked at dozens of companies, startups and big tech, none of them used keyword screening, none of them got reviewed first by HR. I'm sure it happens at some places but certainly it's not 100%.
- sys_64738 3y agoThose must be some crazy out of the way employers.
- john-tells-all 3y agoOn my resume, I use English descriptions of what I did to develop business-level features. At the end is "Keywords: Python, AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform" for the keyword screening software. A human can see I learned different tech for each job, and other tech has been mastered and is re-used over the years.