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Resume MistakesWhat NOT to do if you want to secure a job interview By Candace Davies Here are some extra tips on resume writing. These are a few things that many people seem to forget as they desperately try to create a unique, powerful resume that will demand attention. There are many things not to do when developing a resume - for the purpose of this page - here are some hiring executives' and managers' pet peeves: Content - job seekers that leave out dates. Some have an invalid email address. Accomplishments - no accomplishments listed or no indication when the accomplishments occurred. Also, using language and vocabulary that makes the job seeker look qualified, when in reality, they don't even come close. Visual - applicants that include photos, fancy fonts, and graphics. Don't do it - it is annoying. Grammar, Technical - documents that include typos, spelling errors, fluff content, and poor grammar. Lack of Organization - too long - two pages or more for entry level. Poor organization and lack of focus. Lying about gaps in employment. Copyright 2001 Cando Career Candace Davies is a Certified Professional Resume Writer and experienced career coach. She has successfully helped clients worldwide secure excellent job offers and land ideal positions. Candace strongly believes that her client's career success is her success; she prides herself on personalized service. She has spent over 12 years in staff recruitment and management, which has given her the foundation to provide top-notch career and interview coaching. Learn more about Candace by visiting her web site at: http://candocareer.com. |