Today's Resume Tip
Here’s to Tip Tuesday! 🥂
Resume Tip of the Day: Do not include an objective statement, instead include a summary!
Why?
An objective statement tells employers what you want from them. On the other hand, a summary shows employers what you have to bring to the table.
The difference now is one makes a hiring manager want to hire you, and the other makes them move on to the next resume.
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Best wishes,
Deja Tyla Hansen
Founder and CEO
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