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Another reason to axe your address completely is because the prospective employer can calculate your commute and if they feel it's too long they'll toss your resume; long commute = stressed out worker.
I never thought about highlighting a special project or specific experience in a highlights box. I keep my first job out of college on my resume because it is a big name but my resume is already bulky as is.
woahh this is the first I'm hearing of references being something you should remove, i was always taught to include them in school and even had teachers volunteer to be put on resumes
Wow you really give great advice. Now i know with my experience level why i dont get a lot of call backs. I have been making a lot of mistakes. I stay at each job like 8 years so i get really ruat each time i move to a new one.
Hey Heather great video, question how is it that I obtain the template you showed right at the very beginning of the video? It was the second one on the right, it just looks so organized I wanted to see if I can use it.
Hi! The resume template and example will be sent to your inbox. If you're not seeing them, send me and my team an email at heather@professoraustin.com.
the information you privide is amazing, however the way you talk is too fast for me to be able to follow your points thoroughly & register the information 😉 it makes me anxious 🥴😵💫
Why do you advise putting quantifiable selling points in a resume when those results can not be proven in a job interview. It's just hearsay. One interviewer said to me after an interview, "You Tube." 😂🤣
Great question! Quantifiable achievements are the backbone of any good resume. Employers assume that the candidate is telling the truth. That's what the job interview process is all about. Also, before they hire you, some employers will do employment verification checks. Does that help?
@@ProfessorHeatherAustin Verifying that I worked somewhere is not the same thing as verifying my performance metrics where I worked. And if they legally can't say anything to defame my name. So how are people who aren't privy, coddled, and crony ever going to profit if employers are discussing our personal business without our consent ? That's nepotism and corporate slavery.
Think about the interviews experience: Candidate A does not mention anything quantifiable. Candidate B highlights some remarkable achievements. Candidate C also mentions numbers but less focused on what they achieved. They will only hire one of them.
Hey all! What's your biggest takeaway? Share below! Also, be sure to grab your resume template here: heatheraustin.online/resume and remember to SUBSCRIBE for more videos just like this!
Prof. Austin, what font will you recommend for resume writing?
Thank You.. Appreciate.
Another reason to axe your address completely is because the prospective employer can calculate your commute and if they feel it's too long they'll toss your resume; long commute = stressed out worker.
I never thought about highlighting a special project or specific experience in a highlights box. I keep my first job out of college on my resume because it is a big name but my resume is already bulky as is.
Yes! I love the highlights section. It’s such a great place to emphasize certain skills and accomplishments. Glad this video was helpful. 😊
woahh this is the first I'm hearing of references being something you should remove, i was always taught to include them in school and even had teachers volunteer to be put on resumes
Much obliged for constantly sharing enlightening video clip!
Thanks for watching my friend!
It's my pleasure, cheers! Have the flabbergasting day, take care!
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Wow you really give great advice. Now i know with my experience level why i dont get a lot of call backs. I have been making a lot of mistakes. I stay at each job like 8 years so i get really ruat each time i move to a new one.
Heather these are excellent ✍️
Awesome! So glad you think so. 😊
Hey Heather great video, question how is it that I obtain the template you showed right at the very beginning of the video? It was the second one on the right, it just looks so organized I wanted to see if I can use it.
how should a fresher prepare the resume?
Is something wrong because I can't open resume and it ask for payment?
Hi! The resume template and example will be sent to your inbox. If you're not seeing them, send me and my team an email at heather@professoraustin.com.
How many pages are expected? 1 or 2?
the information you privide is amazing, however the way you talk is too fast for me to be able to follow your points thoroughly & register the information 😉 it makes me anxious 🥴😵💫
Go to settings and adjust the playback speed
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Why do you advise putting quantifiable selling points in a resume when those results can not be proven in a job interview. It's just hearsay. One interviewer said to me after an interview, "You Tube." 😂🤣
Great question! Quantifiable achievements are the backbone of any good resume. Employers assume that the candidate is telling the truth. That's what the job interview process is all about. Also, before they hire you, some employers will do employment verification checks. Does that help?
@@ProfessorHeatherAustin Verifying that I worked somewhere is not the same thing as verifying my performance metrics where I worked. And if they legally can't say anything to defame my name. So how are people who aren't privy, coddled, and crony ever going to profit if employers are discussing our personal business without our consent ? That's nepotism and corporate slavery.
Think about the interviews experience: Candidate A does not mention anything quantifiable. Candidate B highlights some remarkable achievements. Candidate C also mentions numbers but less focused on what they achieved. They will only hire one of them.
@@noraballa923 if I was the interviewer, if it can't be verified, it's the same as a buzz word. pick me I'm awesome.