Writing Resumes for Recent College Graduate Jobs? 10 Things Employers Don’t Want to See
When writing resumes for recent college graduate jobs, candidates should keep in mind that potential employers don’t want their time wasted. The following post features an infographic with 10 things not to include in a resume.
In your job search, you’re competing against a lot of other candidates. Employers average 118 applications for a given job posting – and only 20% of those applicants are granted an interview. In most cases, there isn’t even a little room for error on your resume. This infographic from our UK friends Career Savvy (where a resume
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