Anybody Know How To Make A Dope Resume Like This?

[Sister Mary Clarence]

Don't do this. We toss these at my job.

 

[BaldingSoHard]

Yeah you can say that. But the software is extremely sensitive. That is why I encourage experienced folks to basically drop the whole freaking req into their resume. If the resume say XYZ then you put down you did XYZ. The likleyness for the hit is greatly increased.

If they asked have you worked on such and such software list the software and basically put the info down exactly how they have it in the bullet for the req.

In the end you want the interview and all the HR person is doing is dumping the resume it into the system. They aren't reading that shyt....they have a job to do and have to review hundreds of resumes at a time. You just want them to push it through to the manager for his or her review. But you won't get there if you can't pass the software.

I have helped so many folks get interviews by doing this same method. The systems and procedure is more strict now. Before you could get hits by using a few buzz words. But not anymore.

Gems. Thx breh.

 

[Silkk]

Don't do this. We toss these at my job.

What you like best/recommended?

 

[ManxOfxThexYear]

Don't do this. We toss these at my job.

What industry are you in, if you don't mind me asking? Also, how many of these do you regularly get?

 

[ProfessionallyTrill]

Damn I didn't know most companies just put that shyt in a software to check the keywords

 

[Shogun]

I oversee hiring and have been on several hiring committees...
I'm giving that happy horse shyt the every time

 

[Sister Mary Clarence]

What industry are you in, if you don't mind me asking? Also, how many of these do you regularly get?

I am actually in the design industry and while looking to interview possible candidates, these resumes would infuriate us. Last hiring we did we got a few. Honestly most people's resumes are trash regardless of if they do this or not.

Resume is for you to list your skills in an easy way for us to see if you have what we need. Not to show off your Photoshop skills. If we can't glance at it and see what you're offering, next.

Write a nice cover letter that specifically talks about the position and things they mentioned in the ad. Not a "I'd be a great fit cause I work hard!". That will work better than this Photoshop tutorial shyt.

 

[Towlie]

Most places are gonna force you to upload your resume into their system and strip out all formatting anyway. Then they'll search for key words to find candidates and go from there.

If you're going for a creative job you're going to need to have a portfolio anyway.

Basically resumes like this are pointless.

The best tip I've learned about keeping formatting is to save your resume in pdf. Universal

 

[Rice'N Beckford]

I can tell some of yall have boring jobs