In today's world, a recruiter will see your resume before they will give their valuable time for a face-to-face interview with you. Your resume will be the tiebreaker that will decide if you get to have an interview with your potential employer. As such, it is important that you ensure your resume is perfect prior to sending it out to various companies. A resume is like an advertisement. It advertises you, your unique skills and qualifications, and it stresses the benefits you have to offer to the company.

It has gotten out that most employers will only look at the resumes for less than 10 seconds. So it is up to you to make your resume pop out to them to ensure they do not skip over your resume during the resume screening process. This course will help you identify which type of resume suits you, the best layout and what you should include in the resume.