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nick petkoff
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22 days ago

How to craft your resume to get calls back

Your resume is probably why you are not getting called back. Here is the fix. If you have been applying for jobs and not hearing back, it is almost never about your experience. Most of the time it is your resume. Not because you wrote it wrong. Because you wrote it the same way as everyone else applying for the same job.

Think about a bank teller position. A branch gets 80 applications. The hiring manager has 10 minutes to sort them. Every resume says "customer service experience" and "cash handling." They all look the same. So the manager picks the ones that feel slightly more specific to that posting -- and the rest go in the pile.

The fix is simpler than most people think. Your resume needs to match the specific job posting you are applying to. Not jobs in general. That one job. That means leading with the skills that posting actually asks for, using the same words the job description uses, and downplaying tasks that are not relevant to that role.

Most people send the same resume to 30 jobs. The ones getting interviews are sending a different resume to each one. We built a free tool at tobywins.ai that does two things. First it scores your job title so you know where you stand. Then it rewrites your resume specifically for the job posting you paste in -- using your actual work history, not a template.

Your first tailored resume is free. No credit card. Takes about 3 minutes. tobywins.ai

#careertips #resume #jobsearch #hiring #jobs #bankteller #jobseeker #fix

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It's Your Time Believe and Achieve
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24 days ago

Live Your Best Life Now [IBYC]

Don't allow the opinions of others to shift your focus in life.

My friends, always take yout best shot in life that's how you win.

I Believe You Can!

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#hiringnews #jobsearch #resume #interview #motivation #jobs #attitude #inspiration

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Arshdeep Kaur
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about 2 months ago

Actively looking for remote jobs. I have good experience in ai tools

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Amanda Feliz
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2 months ago

#jobs search

Looking for work willing to work from home or in the field

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It's Your Time Believe and Achieve
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3 months ago

SPEAK, YOUR WORDS ARE LIKE SEEDS. [IBYC]

How things could change in your life if you only believed!

Consider the farmer working in the fields of life.

  1. Growing crops: Farmers prepare soil, plant seeds, water, fertilize, and protect plants from pests and disease to ensure healthy growth and good yields.

  2. Harvesting and processing: The field is where crops are gathered, and livestock are moved for milking, shearing, or other production tasks Indeed.

Lessons Learned: "If you plant seeds in your life, they will grow. Likewise, if you speak those things into existence they will come to fruition. Your words are like seeds, whatever you say eventually are planted in the field of life, they are cultivated for growth."

I Believe You Can!

#motivation #jobsearch #interview #resume #followup #jobs #advice #workfromhome

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It's Your Time Believe and Achieve
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4 months ago

BE THE CHANGE, YOU WANT TO SEE!

Honestly, we talk about making changes each day of our life, perhaps with family and friends to move us forward. Does the change ever occur?

Do you want to see changs in your life which can impact others?

Then, be the change to see the change that everyone else is still talking about. Everything else will fall-in-place.

"Being positive without measure." -Edward Alexander

I Believe You Can!

#motivation #jobsearch #interview #resume #workfromhome #jobs #recruitment

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Mike Corso
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over 6 months ago

"Interview Tip"

Acknowledge anxiousness to yourself but channel them into enthusiasm.

Show engagement with tone, posture if you are able, and thoughtful questions.

Let the interviewer see your real personality. Don't fake this by pretending to be someone you're not. Most people can see right through it.

One good rule of thumb for any job interview is to bring the best version of yourself into the room. Remember that you're not just being evaluated on your skills, you're showing your prospective boss and team how you'll show up day after day if they decide to hire you. So help them imagine what a great choice you'd be. #AWU #disability #jobs #interviewtip

Abled Workers Unite is a group for people with disabilities. Come and join us at jobcase.com/groups

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Mike Corso
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over 6 months ago

"Interview Tip"

Acknowledge anxiousness to yourself but channel them into enthusiasm.

Show engagement with tone, posture if you are able, and thoughtful questions.

Let the interviewer see your real personality. Don't fake this by pretending to be someone you're not. Most people can see right through it.

One good rule of thumb for any job interview is to bring the best version of yourself into the room. Remember that you're not just being evaluated on your skills, you're showing your prospective boss and team how you'll show up day after day if they decide to hire you. So help them imagine what a great choice you'd be. #AWU #disability #jobs #interviewtip

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Jahaira Barreto
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over 6 months ago

Palm Bay, Florida.

Hello all! I’ve just moved to Palm Bay, Florida, and I'm looking for job opportunities in the region. If you have any leads or suggestions that might suit me, please don’t hesitate to contact me. I’m excited to get back to work! #workfromhome #jobsearch #employers #application #motivation #interview #advice #jobs

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Mike Corso
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over 6 months ago

"Interview Tip"

Never say "I don't know in an interview.

Honesty matters, but bluntly admitting "I don't know" can make you seem unprepared or unwilling to try. Employers value problem-solving and adaptability. If you don't know the answer, say something like, "That's a great question — I haven't dealt with it directly, but here's how I would approach it." This shows you can think on your feet and are willing to learn. #AWU #disability #jobs #interviewtip

Abled Workers Unite is a group for people with disabilities. Come and join us at jobcase.com/groups

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