Interview Tips & The Cover Letter
Ann Nowicki-Woodworth
You’ve heard it before – recruiters, hiring managers, and human resource professionals spend 7-10 seconds looking at a resume. So, make those seconds count!
Craft your resume to be applicable to the job you're applying for, and most importantly, spend time on the Cover Letter. This is where you show interest and excitement in the open position, what you bring to the table, and the positive impact you’ll have at their company. It’s always hard to sing your praises; however, your Cover Letter is the place for it.
The link below to a Forbes article provides excellent interview tips now that your resume has passed the Applicant Tracking System and is in the hiring manager's hands.
https://www.forbes.com/councils/forbeshumanresourcescouncil/2024/06/25/20-interview-tips-to-get-yourself-on-the-shortlist-for-a-job/
#interviewtips #jobsearch #coverletter #resume
Go Back Craft your resume to be applicable to the job you're applying for, and most importantly, spend time on the Cover Letter. This is where you show interest and excitement in the open position, what you bring to the table, and the positive impact you’ll have at their company. It’s always hard to sing your praises; however, your Cover Letter is the place for it.
The link below to a Forbes article provides excellent interview tips now that your resume has passed the Applicant Tracking System and is in the hiring manager's hands.
https://www.forbes.com/councils/forbeshumanresourcescouncil/2024/06/25/20-interview-tips-to-get-yourself-on-the-shortlist-for-a-job/
#interviewtips #jobsearch #coverletter #resume