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This video really clarifies the difference between a functional resume and a chronological one. Thanks for the tips on how to structure it effectively.
Great video that helped me wrap my head around how to convert the info in my chronological resume into a functional resume. I was happy to hear that there was a link to a template below the video, but it wasn't there when I went to find it.
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Thank you for the helpful video. I want to get back into the video editing industry I was in 15 years ago, but my "work gap" still worries me as I was in customer service for the last 11 years. Im worried it will be a "red flag" since technology progresses so quickly.
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Ok, yes great video...lots of good info. I took your advice and went to the template resume builder. I'm trying to create a functional resume with the template resume builder. None of the templates seem to work for a functional resume. I've tried to manipulate different functions within the templates and just can't get them to work. Am I missing something? or should the resume template not be included as a resource in this functional resume video?
I’m currently working as Technical Support Analyst but now I’m looking for new role in software development so how I can make good summary statement that demonstrates my experiences and skills?
Any tips for having an Indeed profile anonymously so that my current employer doesn't find out that I am seeking a new job ? I went to a small town college. That, along with the experience and current job role I have I believe would definitely stand out and I would be questioned by my current company as to why I am looking for work....at worst, I would be fired.
Great advice. Ignore these so called ‘niche’, ‘boutique’ recruitment ‘specialists’ popping up everywhere. Apparently, a success rate of 1 in 40 interviews is fine and several years dormant out of the workforce still makes you highly employable (whilst you live in the back of your car or under a bridge, I presume). They also suggest settling down at 40. Bonkers advice. Without any job prospects, where would you live? What would you eat? And at that age it’s too late to start a family. Just doesn’t make sense Sinead!
This is wrong. The sections of information you create and the order in which you put them is entirely your decision. The correct order is the one that highlights your most relevant skills first. If your education is more relevant than your work experience, you should lead with relevant details in your education.
I know you're not going to redo a video over a mispronunciation but, just for future reference, in "Achieved Commandants List" the word commandant is pronounced more like common-daunt.
Isn't the labour we have to do in order to do labour, disgusting? Isn't this the most messed up thing? If you can do the job, you can do the job, and the majority of humanity has only been reading for the last 200 years.
I like how you broke down the steps. I’ve been struggling with my resume for a while, and this gives me a clear path forward.
1:46 "When to use a functional resume" was really on point. Great video! 👍🏽
Informative and well presented. Good job Sinead
Great information
Very helpful and fun way to learn.
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Quick question: do you think using AI tools like ResuBot is better for creating resumes than just using Google Docs? I’m torn between the two.
Love this video! I shared it with my college students.
Thank you for the great information.
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This video really clarifies the difference between a functional resume and a chronological one. Thanks for the tips on how to structure it effectively.
Thank you for the helpful video
Great video that helped me wrap my head around how to convert the info in my chronological resume into a functional resume. I was happy to hear that there was a link to a template below the video, but it wasn't there when I went to find it.
Very impressive to learn from you.
I always thought functional resumes were confusing, but the steps you outlined make it seem manageable. Definitely going to give this a try.
Awesome and very helpful!!!
❤ nice and great instruction s
I really enjoy watching this vdeo and it helps me a lot of understanding and truly amazing,,,Thank you very much.
Glad it was helpful!
This information was amazing. I was confused and this was so clear.
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you've been tremendously helpful, thank you!
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Amazing content! Thank you Indeed. An the host is sooo pretty!!!!
Nice teaching 👌
thank you sister
Excellent video! Thanks so much 😊😊😊
Very informative and helpful. Thank you so much
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Thank you
Thank you for the helpful video. I want to get back into the video editing industry I was in 15 years ago, but my "work gap" still worries me as I was in customer service for the last 11 years. Im worried it will be a "red flag" since technology progresses so quickly.
This video on explaining career gaps might help you out: th-cam.com/video/H8wEKEyfjYE/w-d-xo.html
We'll definitely have more videos on this topic coming soon so make sure to subscribe to our channel so you don't miss it 😃
Ok, yes great video...lots of good info. I took your advice and went to the template resume builder. I'm trying to create a functional resume with the template resume builder. None of the templates seem to work for a functional resume. I've tried to manipulate different functions within the templates and just can't get them to work. Am I missing something? or should the resume template not be included as a resource in this functional resume video?
Tankyou sister
Hello! Is this resume template accepted by the UK as well? Thank you🙏
you say pay attention to detail but my man James Kennedy wrote 'Combact medic' on as his personal summary @6:31...kinda bit SUS you know >.>
where can I find the exact format as shown here
very nice
Is the resume builder only in the app? I'm having a hard time finding it on the website, I was hoping it would be linked in the description here.
Hey 👋! Here is the link for resume creator here: go.indeed.com/myresume
@@Indeed Thank you!
No problem!
I’m currently working as Technical Support Analyst but now I’m looking for new role in software development so how I can make good summary statement that demonstrates my experiences and skills?
Any tips for having an Indeed profile anonymously so that my current employer doesn't find out that I am seeking a new job ?
I went to a small town college. That, along with the experience and current job role I have I believe would definitely stand out and I would be questioned by my current company as to why I am looking for work....at worst, I would be fired.
Sue them if that happens. What would they say in court? He was cheating on us? I’m in the same spot as you, I know how you’re feeling.
What if you don’t have no summary to put for a resume
Also, anyone can just list skills. Don't expect them to take your word for it. Explain how you used those skills.
Think I don't get about this is you can just lie? So how does explaining how you use to make any difference
So sweet 💗
Great advice. Ignore these so called ‘niche’, ‘boutique’ recruitment ‘specialists’ popping up everywhere. Apparently, a success rate of 1 in 40 interviews is fine and several years dormant out of the workforce still makes you highly employable (whilst you live in the back of your car or under a bridge, I presume). They also suggest settling down at 40.
Bonkers advice. Without any job prospects, where would you live? What would you eat? And at that age it’s too late to start a family.
Just doesn’t make sense Sinead!
This is wrong. The sections of information you create and the order in which you put them is entirely your decision. The correct order is the one that highlights your most relevant skills first. If your education is more relevant than your work experience, you should lead with relevant details in your education.
I know you're not going to redo a video over a mispronunciation but, just for future reference, in "Achieved Commandants List" the word commandant is pronounced more like common-daunt.
Isn't the labour we have to do in order to do labour, disgusting? Isn't this the most messed up thing? If you can do the job, you can do the job, and the majority of humanity has only been reading for the last 200 years.