13 Resume Mistakes Keeping YOU from Getting Interviews in 2024 (and What to Do Instead)
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- āđāļāļĒāđāļāļĢāđāđāļĄāļ·āđāļ 22 āļŠ.āļ. 2024
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Are you applying for jobs but not getting any interviews? It may be because of your resume. I have reviewed 100s of resumes over my 10 years as a hiring manager and these are the 13 most common mistakes that I still see candidates make. Fix these mistakes to give your resume a boost, so you can get more interviews, and land your dream job!
ð Key Points Covered:
* What to include in your resume
* What NOT to include in your resume
* How to structure your resume
* Formatting tips for your resume
* What can help your resume stand apart from others
âQuestions this video covers:
* How to write a great resume in 2024
* How to write a resume that gets you interviews in 2024
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Excellent recommendations here, Neeraj! It's very helpful to have these insights in mind when deciding what edits to make to my resume. I've been guilty of having too much text per bullet, and also clinging to irrelevant experience and having to cut it. Let it go!
Thanks JJ! Glad you find this video helpful! Wishing you the best with your job applications!
Wow!! Mistake number 4 for real?! Iâve thought of maybe 7 out of 13 of these. The tough part about resumes when applying to soooo many jobs tho is what is discouraging I think since not all jobs are the same either and may require small tweaks to get ur resume through the ATS. Iâve found getting the resume through an app as well as somehow getting in touch with a recruiter and sending it to them helps too!
Glad I shared some mistakes that you hadn't thought of :) Yeah, I came across mistake #4 when I was giving feedback on someone's resume last year. Making small tweaks to your resume based on the job and following up with the recruiter are smart moves, my friend!
I'm thinking of doing a live stream where I roast (er provide feedback on) some of your resumes for free. You guys would submit your resume after anonymizing it (i.e. removing your name and any personally identifiable information). Would that be helpful to you? If so, watch out for a community post with more details. In the meantime, if you found this video helpful, do subscribe!
Count me in! I can take the shame ðĨē
Sweet! Thanks JJ!