The Purpose Of Your Resume Is To Get You Into The Job Interview

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Overview: Are you hunting for a new or replacement job? First thing you will need to have or update your resume. Many people are confused about the purpose of their resume. The resume does not get you a job. It gets you in the door to the interview. There most likely will be a number of other candidates for that new job that you want. The purpose of your resume is to advance you up the queue of the group so that you are in a primary position for that interview slot - and not some one else.

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Format: HTML | Date: Oct 2007 | Pages: 3

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