Write a Great Resume
Writing a great resume entails an understanding of the employer mindset. As mentioned above, the employer reads a resume in order to find out who among the many applicants for a job can benefit the organization the most. The science helps to structure the resume to make this possible. At the very top of the resume, the potential employer must be able to understand what the person has to offer. He must be able to answer the question - 'Why should I hire you?" right from the very first few lines. Employers screen through maybe thousands of resumes a day, and simply have no time to go through a resume where the value proposition of the person applying for the job is not clear.
