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Resume and Interview Tips

How to Use a Sample Resume
By:Jeremiah Smith

For the first time job-seekers a resume can be a tempting task to work on and by the sheer excitement of design and building a resume they tend to make many mistakes which costs them later with their job. While creating sample receptionist resume or a sales manager resume you should try to keep the resume focused on the niche of your job like highlighting your credentials in the business and your academic qualifications you gained in your management studies like wise if you are building a resume for a health assistant then you should be able to highlight the information of your knowledge over medical terms and likewise.

Most job seekers don't have a view of what happens in a job screening process. Human resource managers scan all the resume sent to them and select only those for the interview whose resume they deem has some professionalism and shows their personality. So, if you have a lowly ranked resume then you have very less chance of getting through the initial screening.

Once job seekers gets call for the interview the importance of the resume starts to drop and the value of personal communication start building. So, it is very important to have a strong resume that can help you pass the initial screening so that you can show up yourself to the human resource manager for further interview process.

Make your resume a marketing tool

Your resume is your first tool to sell your self. Most human resource managers will try to judge your quality and experience from the style of your resume presentation and detailing structure. Try to add as much information you can in a presentable way within the resume Don't elongate the resume making it hard for the human resource manager to read it or most probably you will fail to get even a chance that your human resource manager reads it.

There is noting wrong if you create multiple versions of you resume. You should design a tailored resume if possible for every company you apply in. Add as many information relevant to the company. This shows the human resource manager how much inclined you are towards the company's goal.

Jeremiah Smith hosts a website that offers sample resumes for people in any industry. Check out his site at http://www.resume-package.com for sample resumes.





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