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		<title>By: hemen parekh</title>
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		<dc:creator>hemen parekh</dc:creator>
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		<description>A frequent  &quot; Resume  Writing Tip &quot;  for  jobseekers is to judiciously incorporate in their resumes, keywords relevant to their knowledge / skills.

No justification required for this.

But how can jobseekers get the HR Managers to &quot; notice &quot; those keywords as soon as they open the resume ? Each resume will likely get no more than 5 seconds to make a first good impression.


Of course, if HR Managers are using  &quot; Resume  Rater &quot; recruitment software to &#039; rate &#039; all incoming resumes then there is no problem.

 Not only will keywords get highlighted automatically, but even the resumes will get ranked in the descending order of  &quot; relevance &quot;, with the best resumes topping the list !

I would not be surprised if many jobseekers are themselves rating their own resumes before sending to   recruiters !

 After  all , &quot; Resume Rater &quot; can be freely downloaded from nearly all websites listed on first page of Google search results.

Regards


hemen  parekh</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A frequent  &#8221; Resume  Writing Tip &#8221;  for  jobseekers is to judiciously incorporate in their resumes, keywords relevant to their knowledge / skills.</p>
<p>No justification required for this.</p>
<p>But how can jobseekers get the HR Managers to &#8221; notice &#8221; those keywords as soon as they open the resume ? Each resume will likely get no more than 5 seconds to make a first good impression.</p>
<p>Of course, if HR Managers are using  &#8221; Resume  Rater &#8221; recruitment software to &#8216; rate &#8216; all incoming resumes then there is no problem.</p>
<p> Not only will keywords get highlighted automatically, but even the resumes will get ranked in the descending order of  &#8221; relevance &#8220;, with the best resumes topping the list !</p>
<p>I would not be surprised if many jobseekers are themselves rating their own resumes before sending to   recruiters !</p>
<p> After  all , &#8221; Resume Rater &#8221; can be freely downloaded from nearly all websites listed on first page of Google search results.</p>
<p>Regards</p>
<p>hemen  parekh</p>
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