Resume and Cover Letter
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- Q1education sectionHere you should put your highest level of education related to the job you want.30s
- Q2most employers love seeing key words from the job descriptions because it shows you did your homeworkThis is the technique of using key words on your resume. It is called key word stuffing. Why use it?30s
- Q3nameThe first thing on the resume is...30s
- Q4experience sectionThis is the heart of your resume. It should include your most relevant work experience for the job you want as well as your job titles, actions, taken, and results achieved.30s
- Q5because employers want someone who can specifically relate to their open positionWhy is it not a good idea to use the same resume for every job you apply for in today's world.30s
- Q6contact informationThis section includes information the employer will use to contact you.30s
- Q7job descriptionThis is where employers tell you exactly what they want to see on your resume.30s
- Q8NoMost people write one resume and use it for every job application. Is this an effective way to get jobs?30s
- Q9applicant tracking systemsBecause employers get hundreds of applications for every job opening, they use this to screen resumes.30s
- Q10mailing addressThe second thing on your resume is...30s
- Q11it indicates where to mail official documents, and it shows employers where you are locatedWhat are the two purposes of your mailing address on your resume?30s
- Q12TrueTrue or False: Employers aren't interested in your experiences that are unrelated to the job?30s
- Q13TrueTrue or False: Employers only care about your experiences that specifically relate to their open position?30s
- Q14the job descriptionYou use this as a starting point to build your resume.30s
- Q15summary sectionIn this section, you should include the job title for your desired job, a brief description of yourself, and a list of your most relevant skills.30s