Computers And Keywords Can Be Keeping You From Job Interviews

Topics:
Resumes
Tags:
Computer,
Recruitment & Selection,
Résumé,
Productivity,
Lowe-Commotion Publications,
Keyword,
Job Interview,
Job,
Human Resources,
Workforce Management
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Lowe-Commotion Publications

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Overview: Many companies now use computers and word-recognition software to scan résumés. They are programmed to look for keywords - specific words or phrases related to the job opening. If your résumé doesn't have these keywords, then it automatically goes into the virtual reject pile, without human eyes ever seeing it.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2008 | Pages: 3

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