Should Your Resume List Where You Live? Lately, it seems increasingly popular for job seekers to leave their location off their resumes. (On LinkedIn, the equivalent is choosing “United States.”) Here’s why that’s a mistake, one that works against you. As you may be aware, when you apply for a position, your resume almost always goes […]
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A cover letter is a one-page document (or email introduction) that you submit as part of your job application (alongside your CV or Resume). Its purpose is to introduce you and briefly summarize your professional background, especially as it compares to any specific job opening you’re applying to. Here are our tips on writing a […]
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Before you begin looking for a new job, take a look at your resume. Food and beverage industry recruiters and headhunters and corporate talent acquisition professionals sift through dozens of resumes every time they have a new job opening. You want your resume to stand out – to provide the best first impression of you […]
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When you are looking for a job, your goal is to land an interview for the job you applied to. Getting in front of the hiring manager and letting them know who you are and what you can do is key to success in a job search. Below Kinsa Group’s recruiters provide tips on what […]
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Do you feel like your resume gets sent to a black hole every time you hit “apply”? Every job candidate deserves a responsive and individualized job search experience. However, the increase in AI reviewing online job applications is taking that experience away from hopeful job seekers. Here we discuss the increase in artificial intelligence hiring […]
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Ready to make a new start? Before you begin looking for a new job, take a look at your resume. Food and beverage industry recruiters and headhunters sift through dozens of resumes every time there’s a job opening. You want your resume to stand out; to provide the best first impression of you and your skills […]
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Omitting Your Location From Your Resume Is A Mistake Increasingly, we see candidates omitting their location from their resume and/or LinkedIn. That’s a mistake, for two primary reasons. Before going into those reasons, note that it’s perfectly acceptable not to include your full address, but at the very least you want to include your city […]
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What’s the difference between a resume that yields an embarrassment of riches and one that’s, well, just an embarrassment? Where do we start? Whether you’re in operations or sales, a C-suite executive or a product manager, the primary goal of your resume is to convert (i.e., land you interviews for great positions with leading food […]
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