Thread by @IsikaEmmanuel_

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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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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C - Context: Explain what you've done in your period positions then relate it to the current role you're applying for.

A - Achievement: Speak about what you've achieved earlier.

R - Result: What result did you drove to the company?

For example:
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Increased email subscribers from 1, 000 - 10, 000 (900%) through ​paid advertising, email marketing and copywriting​, Added a revenue of $8, 000+ to the organization.

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4. Optimise your resume. There are some important skills a recruiter or #hiringmanager is seeking. So you need to find those skills and talk about how you've used them in your resume.

Do you want to add?

Got any questions, ask throught the comment.

#withisika #resumetips

Hello guys,

I promise you to drop a template to my resume today.

Here it is!!!

I hope you love it and get a job soon with it.

https://twitter.com/IsikaEmmanuel_/status/1361966423837446147

@ChiefRajuu @admasj7 I hope you got it?