How to write a great resume

Not getting enough interviews? 

Your issue could be your resume. 

Here's our resume advice and an example

Resumes should be simple, relevant, concise, and compelling: 

1. Simple: Use simple words where possible to maximize readability and speed it takes to understand your experience, talents, and goals.

2. Relevant: Pertaining to your targeted roles and desired requirements 

3. Concise: Easy to skim, understand, and respond to 

4. Compelling: Show how impressive you are through pedigree and metrics 

A great resume does this through all 5 sections:  

Each section has minor details that make it stand out.

Some examples: 

1. The Headline says "Open to relocation" so companies don't shut the door on the candidate without having a conversation. 

2. The Summary concisely communicates the candidate's life-time achievements in 1 line.

3. The Experience section makes an unknown company like Door stead sound as impressive as it actually is by highlighting the amount it raised.

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