Your resume can do much to help – or hurt – your chances of getting the job. It's important not to make mistakes that will eliminate you from contention for a job as early on as possible. Your resume must present you in a way that shows how hiring you will benefit whoever is doing the hiring, so make adjustments by cutting out anything that isn't relevant and highlighting your value. You might boost your relevance to hiring managers above your competitors, which could allow you to get the call for an interview.
Watch Out for These 14 Red Flags During Your Job Interviews
Everyone wants to have a positive interview experience. Sometimes, though, things will be said or done during an interview that you should not ignore. It may mean nothing, or it may mean something significant. Many people are so excited about an opportunity that they do not pick up on actions happening in front of them. Don't be that person. Be aware, and if you see anything that doesn't look or feel right, don't dismiss it.