Résumés remain the primary device with which jobseekers grab the attention of hiring managers and land that all-important job interview. Yet, jobseekers continue to submit résumés filled with errors, errors that likely cause their résumés to get shredded. This book provides guidance to help jobseekers to avoid making common résumés mistakes and to create résumés and cover letters that get them noticed and offered interviews. This third edition also includes guidance on how to help your résumé get through Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) and tips for creating an effective LinkedIn page.
This book is a valuable must-read for anyone needing to write or tweak their resume. The updated information on what needs to be included in a resume along with formatting is a very valuable resource. In addition, the list of questions asked to memory-jog for identifying relevant job accomplishments for the professional experience is very beneficial to making sure all key accomplishments are included. The book also includes information to help those that are looking for a career change and how to go about beginning this process. Practical tips are also included on how to have a resume navigate an Applicant Tracking System. I received this book for free and voluntarily reviewed it