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Gone are the days of the one-page CV that highlighted your aspirations and dreams. As Resume Myths vs Facts presentation by Almagreta Resume Templates shows the resume of the future must meet specific criteria if there is hope for success.Today’s employers are looking deeper in to applicants’ lives to find the ideal employee. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Myths and facts about what employers want on your resume


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Resume Myths vs. Facts
by http//almagreta.com Facts Myths
2
What I am more interested in is examples of your
work as a showcase of your ability.
Grade point average is a top consideration.
vs.
Shelli Dallacqua, President, Shelten Media
3
One page just isn't enough, unless you are
right out of school.
Résumés should be one page.
vs.
Jill MacFadyen, Career Coach
4
Showcase your achieve- ments by bulleting them in
the relevant sections.
Achievements should be highlighted in a separate
section.
vs.
David Hardtke, Chief Data Scientist
5
If youve been working for 30 years and the ?rst
few years were in an outside ?eld, you can drop
selective things.
Résumés should have your entire work history.
vs.
Ti?ani Murray, Résumé Writer
6
Do extensive research to un- derstand the
required skills, expertise, experience and
quali?cations for the jobtarget.
Your résumé should be general to increase your
chances of getting a job.
vs.
Abby Locke, Executive Career Architect
7
Recruiters are now visiting publicly available
social
Don't include social media information.
vs.
media pro?les. Eric Semon, Director of customer
success
8
Many companies will use outside ?rms to perform
veri?cations with prior employers and schools.
vs.
White lies are OK
Lynne Sarikas, Director, MBA Career Center
9
A PDF is better than a Microsoft Word document
PDFs in essence can make you invisible.
vs.
Megan Pittsley-Fox, Résumé Writer, Recruiter
10
You come across as careless and most employers
don't want to hire careless people.
A few grammatical errors or typos are expected.
vs.
Tracy McCarthy, Chief HR O?cer
11
If your current resume focuses on your laboratory
background, please dont send the same resume for
marketing positions.
I can use the same resume for multiple job
targets.
vs.
Tracy McCarthy, Chief HR O?cer
12
Your references must be listed on the resume
itself.
Normally, a separate page is used as a reference
sheet.
vs.
NimishThakkar, Career Management Coach
13
To match a job ads requirements, job seekers
overuse the listed soft skills, such as strong
team leader, without enough emphasis on
accomplishments.
Include all of your soft skills.
vs.
Ana Baehr, Executive Resume Writer
14
What I am more interested in is examples of your
work as a showcase of your ability.
Grade point average is a top consideration.
vs.
Shelli Dallacqua, President, Shelten Media
15
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