Sentences with phrase «employer skims over»

Age discrimination can happen the moment the employer skims over your resume.

Not exact matches

So when employers are reading that they just skim over it because it's fairly useless information as everyone makes the same claims.

We write very concise and ergonomically - structured experience sections to ensure the employer doesn't skim - read over them.

Of course, you want to convey your authentic self in your resume and online profile, and you want to showcase your skills and experience, but the reality is that your prospective employer is probably doing keyword searches and at best just skimming over your information.

Being concise is best, as employers typically skim over resumes.

Creating a resume when you're looking for work in a skilled trade might seem like a formality, but employers and hiring managers increasingly use a quick skim of a jobseeker's resume to determine which documents get passed over immediately and which get read more carefully.

But one of the most interesting things I learned last week was that the education section of a resume is not something most employers just skim over.