6 Myths about Resume Writing

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After surveying human resource and recruiting experts in its network, employment site Bright.com discovered six myth-busting tips that will surprise you:

Myth: You need an objective statement.
Once it was imperative that you start your resume with a statement declaring your career objective or your hope in the next career move. Well, fuggetaboutit, as they say in New York! Bright learned that recruiters are more interested in your experience and qualifications and skip over this section entirely. Continue Reading