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by Alanna Ream, Manager of Educational Programs and Admissions at the Charles Koch Institute
Original source can be found here.
We’ve all been there. You find a job description that sounds incredibly exciting, but you wait days to submit a job application in order to put the finishing touches on your resume, agonizing over the language. While candidates spend hours pouring over each and every line and tweaking each and every word, it’s not uncommon for a hiring manager to spend just a few moments looking at a resume before deciding if they’d like to interview a candidate. Because of this, it’s helpful for candidates to understand what really stands out!
So, what can you do to make sure your resume lands you an interview?
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