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- Professional summaries are a good way to introduce your skill sets to a recruiter. These should be done so that they reflect the experiences and skills you have outlined in your resume. The more clearly stated, the easier it will be for a recruiter to begin working with you.
- Review the content of your resume and remove spelling and grammatical errors. It never makes a good impression when these kinds of errors are present. Besides, with all the spell check and grammatical tools available, it should be a breeze.
- Include all your contact information. Remember, opportunities are short lived—you want recruiters to present good opportunities to you instead of the next person. Make sure you include all of your telephone numbers and e-mail addresses.
- Highlight your relevant skills. Including the versions of software tools used, and the amount of time you used them, is very important. This will give a clearer understanding of your strengths and any potential you may have within a client's company.
- State your education information with the degrees. You should also include any relevant special training. The needs of clients vary tremendously; sometimes it's the additional training or classes you took that get you the opportunity.
- Employment dates are important when documenting your employment history. We realize that there may be times when dates are not consecutive, but leaving them out may cause a client to believe that you are being vague and non-committal.
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