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While I understand the sentiment, I only used a single resume for all of my applications this past fall. But I think the reason it worked is that I knew what po
by jplahn 12y ago
While I understand the sentiment, I only used a single resume for all of my applications this past fall. But I think the reason it worked is that I knew what positions I wanted to apply for and they were all similar(ish). So my resume matched all of them.
I did find that when I was applying to the bigger SV companies (and Seattle), I wasn't necessarily applying for a specific position, so even if I had wanted to tailor it, it would have been more of a challenge. That's just my experience though. I do believe that if I was going for a very specific position, I would definitely spend the extra time to make sure it was perfect.
- pc86 12y agoThat is a good point. I have not yet applied "to a company," but rather for a specific position within a company. I'm sure if I was trying to get a job at Buffer or someplace like that where you are mostly applying to the company, I'd need to rethink my strategy. (I have no affiliation with Buffer whatsoever).