Know Your Resume (5/24)

Don’t get caught surprised in the interview if a hiring manager cites parts of your resume. This is your work history and a document you should be very familiar with. You need to be prepared to speak on all the experiences you have listed as well as provide additional details if asked. 

Read through your resume immediately after being contacted for an interview. Make sure it accurately reflects your experience and there are no errors you originally overlooked. You can always bring an updated resume to the interview, but it’s best to make sure your resume is an accurate representation of you when you first apply.

Contributor: Robin Schwartz

Company: mfgjobs.com

Written by Nathaniel Fried

Co-founder of Fupping. Busy churning out content and building an empire.

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