Writing a resume is a tricky endeavor. You can't go into a workplace and hand them to a person directly anymore and you somehow have to make yours stand out from the hundreds of other people applying to every job you apply to, too. Who we never seem to consider are the actual people on the other side of the process who might actually one day potentially read that resume; they must have some thoughts.
It turns out they absolutely do. HR employees, recruiters, and anyone who has conducted an interview took to the popular discussion subreddit r/AskReddit to discuss the largest red flags they'd ever seen on someone's resume. From the people who see through lies about people's experience to the person who wrote a six-page long resume for jobs they barely spent any time in, here are some things that immediately caught recruiters' eyes/
So, whatever you do...don't make these resume moves. For more weird flags, here are some strange things people realized about their childhood way after the fact.
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