Résumés that Get Shortlisted
- ISBN-10
- 1875680837
- ISBN-13
- 9781875680832
- Category
- Applications for positions
- Pages
- 153
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2000
- Authors
- Jim Bright, Joanne Earl
Description
Every time you apply for a job, your resume is compared to hundreds of others. If yours isn't what the employer is looking for, it will only get a moment's attention. You need a resume that will greatly increase your chances of winning the interest of the recruiter and securing an interview. This book will show you how. Based on thorough research of what professional recruiters look for in a resume and how the recruitment industry operates, authors Jim Bright and Joanne Earl reveal the secrets of writing resumes that make the shortlist. The book contains: - Ground-breaking research findings on what influences recruitment professionals - Dozens of tips and strategies on preparing resumes, directly from recruiters themselves - Examples of resumes and covering letters that recruiters have said are excellent - True stories from the recruitment industry that illustrate how recruiters think. Don't risk throwing away another great job opportunity! Use advice from the experts to get the job you want.
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