HOW HR PROFESSIONALS READ THE RESUME

It's no secret that HR professionals read your resume very briefly. Some studies say they spend 10 to 20 seconds on their resume. As much as 80% of this time is usually devoted to a few points.

Which parts of your resume are most interesting:

• name
• period of employment in the previous job
• current position and name of the company in which you work
• period of employment
• the name of the position and the name of the company in the previous job
• education

Graduate resume tips

It is natural that as a graduate you will not mention 10 years of experience in your field in your CV. On the other hand, it is necessary to mention any work experience gained during your studies, volunteer activities, projects in which you participated in the school outside the curriculum, internships abroad, etc. All these activities show that you are active, responsible and have a positive attitude to work.
The graduate resume is the first and last in which you focus on your education. Therefore, state not only the name of the school, but also the specialization, name, goal and brief result of your diploma, bachelor's or final thesis. Don't forget the study awards either. All this information can set you apart from the competition.

Senior resume tips

After many years of experience, it is no longer necessary to place so much emphasis on education, but on the contrary, on your work experience