Forgetting Keywords
Many companies today use Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) to quickly sort through resumes. These software programs are designed to pick out keywords that are relevant to the position.
- If you don't use the right keywords, your resume will never make it to the hiring manager's desk.
- Search position listings and the LinkedIn profiles of professionals in your industry to see what words and phrases are used the most, then incorporate these into your resume.
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