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What Makes a Good Resume

Everyone thinks they can write a good resume. But that’s easier said than done. There are lots of specifics you need to keep in mind to improve your chances of getting an interview. Even if you go successfully through the ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems), shortlisting candidates depending on keywords,

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Part-Time Job on Resume: How to Include It

There are many reasons to take a part-time job. You might want to explore a new field, or you might need a temporary stream of income till you lock in a full-time role. Either way, it is a great way to gain some great skills. You may be afraid to

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Past or Present Tense on Resume: What Should I Use?

Whether you are just starting your job searching, or you have some experience in the matter, there is one thing you always learn. Writing a Resume may at first seem easy, but writing it correctly is always a greater challenge than expected. Grammar and consistency on your resume are crucial.

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Programming Projects for Resume: Tips & Examples

You are new to the programming world and searching for your career start? Or you are an old dog in the profession and looking to spice up your resume? Either way, the most effective thing you can list on your resume are your programming projects. And not just list them

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24 Important Soft Skills And How The Employers Like To See Them Оn Your Resume

What are soft skills? What are soft skills indeed? They are skills that do not require the use of machinery, or at least this was the official definition introduced by the US army. They were the ones who pioneered the study and cataloging of these skills in the 1960s. Since

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15+ Words to Describe Yourself on Resume: Examples & Tips

One of the most tricky parts of writing a resume is using the right words to describe yourself. You would want to show your positive traits, but you need to be careful with borderline self-praising. What makes it even trickier is that this is not an interview. The hiring manager

How Many Bullet Points Should I Have Per Job on a Resume

There are many important aspects of a resume. One of the most crucial ones is to format your Work Experience Section correctly. You need to figure out what to include and how much to go into detail about every listing in the section. The best way to show your experience

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Email to Send Resume: How to Build Yours [+ Template]

You have created a resume that stands out and is ready to get you your big interview. That’s great, but now how do you get in touch with a hiring manager? You always have the option of applying to specialized websites for job applications, or use the company’s

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How to Show Promotion on Resume: Examples & Guide

You’ve been working hard, and you earned a promotion! That’s great! It’s safe to say there is no downside to getting a promotion, and you absolutely should update your resume with that great news. Your job promotions show your potential employer that you have initiative, and you

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Core Competencies on Resume: Examples & Guide

The goal of every resume out there is to give you a better chance of getting the job you want. But when you are creating a resume, you have two major problems -very limited space and the urge to make the best out of it. The core competencies' section may

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What is a Resume? Definition, Structure, Purpose, Types & Meaning

You want to get a job and that’s just great! But as you start thinking about it, hundreds of questions pop up in your head. “How do I write my resume?”, “What is a resume”, “What is a cover letter” and even more and more hanging there. Don’t

Good Resume Characteristics: What to Put on Yours?

What are the trusty characteristics and traits to familiarize yourself with before building a beautiful resume? What things does a great résumé show employers? If you talk to as many recruiters and hiring managers as we do at Enahncv and pose the questions: “What are the strong appearances of a

What to Write in Email When Sending Resume to a Friend?

You need a job, you’re out and about, the sun shines on you, wind gently tickles and out of nowhere you see an old friend. “Wow” you think, “John seems like a pretty big deal”. Anyway, you chat for a bit, catch up on news and what you’ve

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How to Tailor My Resume to the Job Description

As a professional resume writer, my top advice is to always ask yourself, “how to tailor my resume to the job title?” On average, I write 5 - 6 resumes a day. That’s about 30 resumes a week. It’s all part of our resume writing service which not

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How to Beat the Applicant Tracking System

The recruitment process is never easy, and of course there’s a variety of obstacles that can lead to mistakes you’re probably making on your resume without even realizing it. But don’t worry, the Enhancv Career Counselling team is here to help! When you’re applying for a

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How to Tell a Story in a Cover Letter

Your cover letter is a perfect opportunity for an employer to get to know the real you. You can use the cover letter to present yourself on a personable but professional level that demonstrates you’re a perfect match for their company culture. I know what you’re thinking, is

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Describe Your Greatest Challenge - Interview Question (+Answers)

You’ve made it to the interview phase of a job and are preparing for behavioral questions. A very common behavioral question you might encounter will ask you about a challenge or conflict that you’ve encountered. Don’t be caught off guard! This article will provide some tips on

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How Many Jobs Should I Apply For?

Applying for jobs can sometimes feel like a never-ending numbers game. We’re left asking ourselves, how many jobs should I apply for, and is it bad to apply for too many jobs? Job searching and then applying is like a full-time job. Each job application has a process that

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How To Follow Up on a Job Application

So you’ve done it; you finished your resume, you wrote your cover letter, and you sent off your application. Now you wait. How long are you going to wait? It’s been two weeks and the online posting is still accepting applications. Does this mean you have been rejected?

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How to Respond to a Job Interview Request: Steps to Follow

Congratulations - you received your first-round interview request. What now? Good impressions are crucial when it comes to landing that dream job offer, and that doesn’t just mean during the interview. From receiving your first interview request, each interaction you have with your potential employer has an influence on

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Interview Question: Why Do You Want This Job (+ Answers)

“Why should we hire you for this position?” “Why do you want this job?” This is one of the most common job interview questions, but how do you answer it in a way that demonstrates your experience matches what the interviewer is looking for? There’s nothing worse than getting

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Why Are You Leaving Your Current Job - Interview Question (+ Answers)

Why are you leaving your current job? The question asked in every interview and the one that has a huge impact on your performance if you haven’t prepared it. I am sure if you are interviewing for another job, there are numerous reasons why you want to leave. You

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What Is Your Leadership Style - Interview Question (+ Answers)

Naturally, we like to progress forward in our careers, but with progression comes leadership responsibility. This is when you’ll need to understand how to answer what’s your leadership style? Why do employers ask, “what’s your leadership style?” Obviously, “what’s your leadership style?” is used when you

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How to Write a Good LinkedIn About Section for Job Seekers

The About section of your LinkedIn profile is one of the most important sections that influences a recruiter’s decision to send you a message or to connect. Most people, however, write an ineffective About section that often times does not make them stand out of the crowd. Follow these

How To Answer: “Do You Want To Tell Us Anything Else About You?”

You’ve reached the end of an interview. You’ve demonstrated that your experiences meet their requirements, and you’re ready to leave on a positive, but then they throw in one last question, “Do you want to tell us anything else about you?” You’ve already spent the last