You’ve probably guessed it after not getting called back from that nth company you submitted your resume to\u2014something’s wrong. Perhaps looking over your CV again might give you a spark of light in finding out what\u00a0the problem is.<\/p>\n
Here’s a\u00a0hint: It’s the where you place your jobs. That’s right. Work experience, work history, employment history, or whatever you call it is the most important part of a resume because it can make or break your chances of getting called for an interview. It’s not just merely placing every job you’ve done in the last 3 years, you also have to think about the relevance of the job, and give important points to prove that you’re the person hiring managers should consider.<\/p>\n
Not sure how to make that work? Here are just a few points we think you need to consider when writing your “Work Experience,” and\u00a0hopefully get great feedback the next time you submit your resume.<\/p>\n