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| If your resume is about 2 or 3 pages, make sure you add SUMMARY on top. Normally, busy recruiters scan through all submitted resumes, actually they don't read word by word. The upper half of the page is where applicants can catch the recruiters attention. I would suggest you put the SUMMARY on the top, which is about 2 or 3 paragraphs, written in 3 lines, bullet points acceptable, to emphasize the key points that you want the recruiters know the most about you. ResumePromo Thank you. |
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