Interview Don'ts
Resume Assessment Principles
Assessing an Opportunity
Elements of a Deal
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Resume Assessment Principles
- Have a long resume.
- Have factual information.
- Explain what the company does, what size it is, how much it grew, and how many employees it had
- What was your title?
- What to do if your title did not reflect your role?
- What were your responsibilities? Be specific.
- What did you achieve?
- Potential employers want to see...
- History of demonstrated results
- Core competencies NOT theoretical skills
- Communication skills
- Culture / Fit
- Interpersonal skills
- Do not generalize skill sets
- Do not over-exaggerate responsibilities. It is obvious.
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