Twitter Thread: Recruiter Shares Clutch Resume Tips

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Mar 24, 2021 10:00 AM EDT

The hiring process can absolutely be a disorienting and difficult grind of an experience. With that being said it certainly helps to have some resume tips handy that can give you an edge on the rest of the competition. Fortunately, this recruiter was able to hook it up. 

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    Organism - Sli zz @slizagna resume tips I have learned as a recruiter at a fortune 100 company (targeted towards college students), a thread: 12:14 PM · 2/2/21 · Twitter Web App
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    Font - Si @slizagna · Td Replying to @slizagna 1. Don't put your address, or location. No one is sending you mail. The only thing it is used for is to see if we have to pay to relocate you. If you are applying for roles out of state, don't put your address. 30 t7878 O 32.4K Sli z @slizagna · 1d 2. Unless you have a unique objective statement, don't include one. We know your objective is to get an internship/job. That's why you're applying. 8 27 453 18.8K Sli z- @slizagna - 1d 3. Unless your GPA
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    World - Sli zz @slizagna 1d 5. Don't put your job responsibilities, focus on what you have accomplished, and things you can quantify. If you worked in retail, don't put "assisted customers," instead say something like "assisted 60+ customers per day, praised by management for excellent service" O 15 271,703 49.5K 1 Sli z @slizagna · 1d 6. for the love of GOD include your graduation date. If we have to guess when you graduate, you won't get hired. Don't put 2016-present. We don't know how long yo
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    Font - Sli 8. My final tip. You should tailor your resume to the job you are applying to, and change key words to match those you see in the job description to assist Al in searching. Jobs get over a thousand applications most of of the time, and Al is used to pare down. @slizagna · 1d 9 15 27926 O 22.3K Sli z @slizagna · 1d Bonus tip: Don't waste your time on a cover letter unless you have the name and email of the hiring manager/recruiter, and can send it to them directly. Cover letters should
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