Think of your resume as a ticket. It gets you in the door. That’s it. A good resume captures and keeps the attention of the person reading it, and creates in that person a desire to know more about you. Hopefully, that desire will lead the reader to seek out more information about you and to put your candidacy into context.
Applicant Tracking Systems: 5 Things You Need to Know
Writing for a computer forces you to apply some different logic than writing for a human.
Podcast: 7 Points to a Winning Resume
Your resume gets you in the door. Or it doesn’t. It won’t get you a job. Its role is to get you noticed. (Podcast)
