How is your resume ignored?
One mistake makes employers ignore your CV
How is your resume ignored?
One of the most important mistakes you make, dear job seeker, is asking yourself how your resume is being ignored? It is writing some unnecessary experiences and you think it will benefit you, but it is the opposite of that and it has opposite things for you.
How is That?
When writing experiences, make sure of the real name of the word experiences, that is, you are experienced and you have experience.
But you, my dear, reverse this term in another way and think that you are right, and many job seekers write in the field of experiences the jobs that he worked in for a month or two, and so on.
This is called experience, and not only here, but some add from 3 to 4 jobs in the field of experience, and the average in all these jobs does not exceed up to 6 months.
For each job, a month or a month and a half, and so on.
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Dear Job Seeker, Stop Here.
These are not called experiences, but rather a period of work, and they are basically harmful to you and not useful. Employers note this matter that you are quick to move between jobs or quick to resign, which does not exceed days or a month by many.
Do you think that employers will trust you and give you responsibility for a job or give you the opportunity?
Naturally, the answer is no.
No, but from writing the previous work periods that benefit you, even if they were of a few months, and it is preferable that they be a training stage, not work and experiences
Insist on writing work periods of months.
Unfortunately, some individuals come to you who have more than 6 experiences in their CVs, and a group of all these experiences, if you collect them, does not even reach one year. Where are the experiences you are talking about?
And here you come back and ask the same about how your resume is being ignored?
What is the solution or work?
Simply exclude these jobs from your resume because they harm you, or make them training periods and allocate a box for them in the name of training periods.