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Resume: your biggest marketing tool

Your resume must present your best qualities to recruiters

Your resume is your first point of contact with a prospective employer. It can either get you that coveted interview call or find its way straight to the rejection bin.

Nearly 90% resumes get rejected within the first 10 seconds. Don’t let your resume land in the trash bin.

Ensure that your resume presents the right image that you would like a future employer to have about you. Use of clear, concise language, zero grammatical and spelling errors and organized information that can be viewed at a glance, all convey the image of a person who is meticulous, efficient and a smart worker.

Make sure that you use the right keywords, to appear through various search criteria List down all skills that you think make you a great candidate for your targeted job. However, focus on what you can deliver and resist the desire to write down your life’s story. If possible, get your resume written professionally.

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