What is the first thing employers notice on YOUR resume?

What is the first thing employers notice on YOUR resume?

What is the first thing employers notice on YOUR resume?

When a hiring manager read resumes, for better or for worse, these 3 things make them pause.

When you have 200 resumes sitting on a desk, and the hiring manager has a million other tasks to do in their day, you don’t want to be the one resume that makes for a bad first impression.

Remember… the people that hire are only human, and they’ll naturally gravitate to the safest, and most sure choice so watch out and don’t give them a reason to pass over your resume.

1. Grammar / Typos — These give a bad impression and show carelessness. Easy fix — download Grammarly.

2. Job Hopping — Without context, this seems like you can’t hold down a job. This is why a cover letter is so important — explain it there.

3. Lack of Detail — Don’t write a generic job description. List out measurable things you’ve accomplished in your roles.

Know what recruiters look for so that you can make it past the initial screen.

The job of a resume is to get a recruiter on the phone.

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