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CRT - How To Prepare A Resume
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Please send to / use the original copy of your resume for any new application. Do not send / use photocopies.
You could also customise your resume to suit the skill set requirements listed by the company for a specific job.
Avoid spelling / grammatical errors. Your resume should not have stains / cuts.
Avoid slang / college lingo / informal language.
You could also use action words like awarded, achieved, performed, led, planned, presented, etc. But do not use them
just for the sake of the effect such words create. Use them only if they are apt.
In conclusion, please understand that a good resume should highlight two important issues: your skills (academic and workrelated) and you as a individual / person.
Always bear this in mind that a well-written resume always has the potential to arrest the recruiter's attention. This is the
first step toward getting 'that' much-coveted job.
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