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With so many companies using Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) to filter resumes, it's important to format your resume in a way that will help it get through the system.
Here are some tips to help you do just that.
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Here are some tips to help you do just that.
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1) Use a simple and clean format.
Avoid using graphics, images, or unusual fonts that might confuse the system or cause it to reject your resume.
Avoid using graphics, images, or unusual fonts that might confuse the system or cause it to reject your resume.
2) Use standard headings for your sections, such as "Experience", "Education", and "Skills". This will make it easier for the ATS to scan and categorize your information.
Job seekers who want to be forgotten often use cliché words on their resumes. Job seekers who are successful focus on using actionable verbs. Let us explain why this makes a difference... 🧵
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Starting with the worst: using vague words like 'responsible for' or 'duties included' don't show your achievements and impact. Instead, use specific, quantifiable examples to showcase your accomplishments.
While being a 'team player' is important, it's too common and doesn't give the employer any specific information about your skills or experience. Use concrete examples of your teamwork skills to stand out.
🧵 There is no universal trick to “beating” applicant tracking systems. It requires a well-written resume that is mindful of ATS algorithms as well as the people pushing the buttons. Here are few things which you can follow to optimize your resume to get best results. (1/6)
1.Carefully tailor your resume to the job description every single time you apply.
2.Optimize for ATS search and ranking algorithms by matching your resume keywords to the job description. (2/6)
2.Optimize for ATS search and ranking algorithms by matching your resume keywords to the job description. (2/6)
3.Use both the long-form and acronym version of keywords (e.g. “Master of Business Administration (MBA)” or “Search Engine Optimization (SEO)”) for maximum searchability.
4.Use a chronological or hybrid resume format (avoid the functional resume format). (3/6)
4.Use a chronological or hybrid resume format (avoid the functional resume format). (3/6)
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🌟 Is your #RESUME #jobsearch ready?
✅includes industry relevant language
✅ Simple format and clear of text boxes and filler images
✅ Clearly defined roles, skills and relevant experience
✅includes industry relevant language
✅ Simple format and clear of text boxes and filler images
✅ Clearly defined roles, skills and relevant experience
🌟Some software you can use to test your resume compatibility
✅ @JobscanCo
✅ @ResumeWorded
✅ @Zipjob_com
✅ @SkillSyncer
✅ @ResumeGo
✅ @JobscanCo
✅ @ResumeWorded
✅ @Zipjob_com
✅ @SkillSyncer
✅ @ResumeGo
When writing a resume/cv, you need to know this
1. Avoid sharing too many personal details. Things like country, state, DOB, place of birth e.tc. These things are not needed as they take space. Remove them.
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1. Avoid sharing too many personal details. Things like country, state, DOB, place of birth e.tc. These things are not needed as they take space. Remove them.
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2. If you're currently studying, place your education section above your working experince section but graduates should do otherwise.
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3. Always think of value. Ensure your resume is projected towards adding values. Values can be measured in #leadership, #revenue, #impact. While writing your experience section follow Stephanie Nuesi CAR method.
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