Go ahead and give these tips a try.

Create focal points

The hiring manager is typically flooded with resume applications. So you only have about 2 minutes of their attention span.

Here are some ways you can draw their attention to the important things:

• Put the most relevant experiences at the top, don’t worry about chronology.
• Bold the important parts. Don’t go overboard here.
• Use numbers and awards to draw attention.
• Remove irrelevant experiences.

Use numbers

Ever heard of the term “A Picture is Worth A Thousand Words”? Well, numbers are worth a thousand words on Resumes.

Here are some ways you can use numbers:

• Consistently outperformed sales targets by 10%
• Supported over 4 functional areas with financial analysis
• Increased customer satisfaction rating to 8.6/10

Match keywords

Hiring managers will scan your resume to see if you match any of those keywords and sometimes in higher-demand positions, they will do this through a bot.

Take and add keywords from the job description to your resume. Create a skill section and put some keywords in there.

If you plan to apply for an American company, here we leave you more tips to make your resume

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