The Five Things Every Resumes Needs
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Your resume has caught the eye of a recruiter. That’s great news! They want to schedule an in-person, call, Skype or other type of initial interaction. You need to impress them, no question about it. They are the go-between for you and the hiring company.
There are many factors to take into consideration when searching for a nursing job. Before you start the hunt, here are some quick facts to remember.
What if you could reject job candidates easier and move right to the qualified ones? Try using this list of reasons to reject job applicants to help narrow the field before the first interview and even after the first meeting:
You’re a unique job candidate. Your resume may reflect a background that looks less than perfect, but it has shaped you into the amazing employee are you today. Maybe you’ve had some ups and downs in your work history, but through each one, you’ve learned, gained experience and created a strong network. This type of work history can be hard to portray on a resume, somehow putting some of that on paper doesn’t always seem to look right.
Nursing opportunities are plentiful, but how do you get your résumé to stand out so you can get the job you really want?