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The major purpose of Resume/CV is to get you to the interview rooms. Therefore, for jobs seekers this is the step that requires great deal of care and holds vital significance in the whole process of Job Hunting.

Now I have listed down some key mistakes to avoid so that your Resume/CV could give you better results the next time you send it.

1- Avoid Grammatical Mistakes:

At times this has been observed and has been sated by the employers that one of the most negative that could go against any candidate is having grammatical errors in their Resume/CV. Thus, preventive measure should be taken. Before taking a printout for final submission whole document should be carefully corrected for any grammatical mistakes.

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Admit it; you’ve hopped around from job to job or industry to industry. Finally, you’ve figured out a career that you think will hold your interest for a long time. So how do you get an employer to take you seriously?

1.Don’t try to mask career changes. Sometimes when people have had several jobs or they’ve worked in several industries they assume prospective employers will be taken aback. Rather than being candid, these job seekers may try to mask their employment history by writings a “skills” resume. The truth is that people with diversified backgrounds can bring tremendous skills to a new industry or a new position. Take time to think about what skills you learned at each of your past positions, then think about how these skills may be useful to this employer.

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