5 RESUME REFRESH TIPS If you're a recent job-hunter wondering where to begin, it may be a good idea to start with refreshing your resume, which you probably haven't looked at since the last time you searched for a job. Ask yourself which elements are still serving their purpose and which are not. In a difficult job market, you must be inventive. Use this unique moment in 2021 to carve out a resume that shows you are prepared for a new opportunity - and have the skills to make the transition. ELEVATE YOUR PANDEMIC PURSUITS If you have been able to gain a tangible skill from this unusual year, make sure to add it to your resume. Hobbies that show off your strengths, newly acquired or otherwise, will help set you apart in this novel job-search environment. SURPASS THE ROBOTS If your resume doesn't follow certain formatting guidelines, your resume may get passed over - even if you're qualified for the role. To get past these finicky mechanisms, one easy step is to drop keywords into your resume directly from the hirer's job description. EXPLAIN ANY GAPS Doubt is the worst thing you can insert into a recruiter's mind. By explaining your circumstances clearly, you can avoid this. SHOW OFF SECONDARY SOURCES Enhance your resume by pointing to skills that show off your value off the paper. If you're a professional photographer, attach your professional reel. If you're a writer, share clips of your recent work. For more, visit fastcompany.com |
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