5 things employers want you to know

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​Save time for employers by clarifying about yourself

Everyone wants to get the job as they want quickly, but having information about the general point of view of new employers helps you shorten the time. Here is some information that should not be ignored:

It is best to be honest

Are you afraid of a slightly sketchy profile or insufficient experience convincing the employer? Want to add a nice and harmless piece of information to make your CV more beautiful? In fact, almost 100% of employers and HR professionals do not want to recruit a person after discovering the lie. They will be forced to re-examine all the information in the applicant's profile. And in order to save time, often they will completely remove. Especially when you lie about qualifications.

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Write carefully

If you've never re-read, review every spelling, dot, comma, and IDE grammar, This is the barrier that prevents you from joining Top Companies.

Spelling mistakes in the CV turned out to be quite common. In a discussion above Quora.com, this error is the leading cause (79%) of employers eliminating a candidate in a single glance. That is, if you are not careful, your CV may be disqualified for a blunder. So check carefully and ask others to review it again before sending it to places.

Remember to say thank you

Thanks and gratitude make a big difference in the job search process. Thank you at the end of the email to the recruiter. Thanks after the interview. All of them show the employer that you are the one who appreciates the opportunity and has the culture. People will not want to work with an “ungrateful” person with the support and cooperation efforts of future teammates.

So to say, “thank you” is 2 powerful words!

The job of the employer is to’ soi ‘ out bright candidates among thousands of CVS

Clear information

Since employers only want to know who you are and what your abilities are most obvious in a short time, the information you provide via CV or interview should be clear.

The way to speak flies, the implication only drives employers crazy, especially on hot days and their recruitment norms have not reached. If you don't provide the specific information they need, at least your answer should be clear.

That means that new graduates need to train their own communication skills as well as expression in both text and speech. This avoids unnecessary misunderstandings, and creates sympathy for the employer.

And the presentation of information in the CV, too, should not choose the CV template that each paragraph of text is a different font, or the line distance too close, too much color makes it difficult for readers to view.

Personality, but should be full of information

Personalities can be expressed through internship choices, volunteer work, or community activities. Also, if you don't have too much experience to include in your CV, you can add some comments or Numbers that show your competence. For example, more than 5,000 5-star reviews for the management, customer care service you are responsible for, more than ⅘ 2-time back-to-back visits to your favorite service, or the public/email compliments you receive from your customers… that can give the employer information about your dedication.

But it is “enough” information, and “necessary” information is still the skills and certificates that the employer requires for that position.

You already have some pretty important background information for hiring. Review the previous recruitment process, see where you made a mistake and fix it with new applications!

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