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The #1 Myth About What Resumes Should Look Like

1/28/2022

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When you search for resume writing best practices on the internet, you find various articles. There is a wealth of information available online on how to write a resume, along with tips, dos, and don’ts, common resume mistakes, etc. but many of those posts reinforce misconceptions about resume writing.. As a result, despite having exceptional credentials, many applicants are unable to obtain employment.

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Tips for Surviving Panel Interviews

1/21/2022

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Job interviews are hard, especially if you are not facing one interviewer but four. Imagine the anxiety and nervousness that you will be having, it’s like you are on a battlefield with no one else on your side but you. Modern job search during pandemics has become more challenging. Since most interviews are being taken online, the questions and situations are no longer the same. The challenge of having bad connections, equipment preparation, and the environment add further risk.

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How to get a job with zero experience

1/14/2022

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They say that real-life lessons are in the field and not in the classroom. After graduation, we are all excited to have our first job, earn money, and buy the things that we want. However, before we go far on buying and shopping, we still have to go back to the basics – getting our first job.

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The Anatomy of a Curriculum Vitae (CV)

1/7/2022

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One of the struggles in applying for a job is the appropriate career tool to use, including the million-dollar question “what should I submit? A resume or a CV?”, this is also one of the ways on how to leave a good impression on the hiring managers – following instructions and knowing what to do.

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the RESUMe fix blog

The #1 Myth About What Resumes Should Look Like

Tips for Surviving Panel Interviews

How to get a job with zero experience

The Anatomy of a Curriculum Vitae (CV)

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The #1 Myth About What Resumes Should Look Like

Tips for Surviving Panel Interviews

How to get a job with zero experience

The Anatomy of a Curriculum Vitae (CV)

ABOUT US

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THE RESUME FIX

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AWARDS & cERTIFICATIONS

the RESUMe fix blog