Throw Away Your Cluttered Resume, Because Here's The Type That Gets You Hired
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Now, have a look at the one you have in your mail. It's heavy, cluttered, scattered and dead boring. Just ask yourself, would you like to read it if you were the hiring manager? If the answer is NO, it explains why you need to get rid of that Clutter in it and make it simple yet appealing. Several job researches have indicated that candidates with a simple, crisp and clear resume have been hired more by companies over candidates with fancy and complex ones. This is not to say you cannot be creative with it. You just need to be careful that the attention is on whether the final product is an easy and quick read that can impress your hiring manager.
It's difficult, when you only have six seconds to make the right impression. You have to make every word on your resume count.
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