The Resume and the Cover letter that we sent to apply for a job are our developed with a the coach can give us good ideas and direction. Therefore, we should take care the most, both what we say as how we say it. However, many blunders are committed to developing a Resume so they go straight to the trash, without any consideration. Among these unforgivable mistakes I will highlight the following. Let’s start with the quality of the presentation. The Resume should be impeccable, neat, no spots or deletions, sent on paper of the highest quality.
However, reach the coaches’ offices Resumes that do not want to read just for the poor quality and little cared for his presentation. Making spelling is another grave error. Although today almost all CVs are made by computer and all word processors have spell checkers, keep coming Resume misspelled. Sometimes, applicants commit to management positions to which they are not forgiven, it goes without saying that your resume goes directly to the trash. Perhaps to lower positions, where the educational level is not high as a cleaner, ratings, etc. they tolerate some misspelling or improper use convoluted language that makes it difficult to understand the text also eliminates many CVs. If the applicant can not properly express very little chance you will have to make your resume is not even evaluated. Start your trying to coach who has not seen in your life is something that causes a bad impression.
They should also not use vulgar language or rude, as if addressing his buddy from the neighborhood. Resumes badly organized, in which the information is here and there, without any order also come to the selectors. These avoid the work of finding the information you need at the jumble of facts and dates, especially when they have at their disposal a multitude of good CVs organized. Although it has been said many times, we must say once again: with blunders there is no second chance. The candidate will never have the opportunity to move into the phase of the interview, your resume ends up in the trash. The Resume, together with the Letter are our representatives in front of the coach. We’re not saying you have to do a work of art, but well presented, both in substance and form is something elemental.