Sentences with phrase «version of a traditional resume»

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Text resumes (also referred to as ASCII resumes) are just what the name implies, an ASCII - formatted version of either your traditional or scannable resume.

It's also a good idea to provide a link for employers to download a traditional version of your resume.

Similarly, Fishberg advises to «stick with traditional section headers in the ATS version of your resume, such as «Education» and «Professional Experience,» that are sure to be understood by all systems.»

If an application requests a traditional resume instead of KSAs, she recommends including short versions of accomplishments within the resume that explicitly demonstrate the applicant's knowledge, skills and abilities.

If you are sending your resume to a company that you suspect is using scanning, be safe and send both a scannable and a traditional version of your resume.

(3) Have visual versions of your traditional, content resume.

While most agencies still require the traditional SES resume and full set of ECQs, there are still a few agencies that prefer the drilled - down five - page SES resume version, but if a candidate is selected for the SES position, we find some agencies still request the full set of ECQs.

The ECQ - Based resume is a simplified and more streamlined version of the traditional SES resume.

Note: If you chose Career Thinker to write your resume we will deliver your resume in all needed formats — MS Word (Traditional), PDF and ASCII (Plain Text) It is recommended that you save a copy of your resume in each of these formats for each version.

VisualCV.com gives you the chance to build a unique web portfolio — a richer, more compelling version of your traditional paper / Word resume.

Today's version of traditional job search teaches candidates to send the same resume (or one with minor tweaks) to all the jobs applied for, customizing with a cover letter.

Since computers read resumes differently than humans do, it's recommended that you have two different versions of your resume — a text version and a more traditional, Word formatted version.

If you want to use your creative resume to catch your potential employer's eye, Heather Huhman, president and founder of Come Recommended, suggests submitting a more traditional version as well.

It should be noted that length is primarily an issue that pertains to the traditional, formatted, «print» version of your resume.