Increasingly hiring managers and recruiters are searching the Internet Job Boards, Job Search Engines, and Applicant Tracking Systems for potential employees. This creates a different dynamic in the formatting of resumes which need now to be digitally search friendly. Your resume needs to not only be found for different search terms (resume keywords) that the hiring person is searching for but also once found needs to stand out.

How will this site will help me !!

• will provide new ideas and technologies related to resume keywords that will help you find a job.
• give you ideas about what keywords in your resume will help your resume to be found online.
  
• give you ideas about what keywords in your resume creates an impression.
• provide you ideas on what keywords in your resume will get you to the next step: the personal interview.

So why do online resumes need to be different ? Find out by reading the tips below.

Resume Keywords tips:
Tip 1: Always include the word “resume” in your resume. “Resume” is a word usually used by
recruiters doing resume search. Place it in the top line (e.g. “T. J. Thompson’s
Resume”), as well as in the file name (TJThompson-resume.doc., TJThompson-resume.html, or
TJThompson-resume.txt).

Tip 2: Do not use the word “résumé” although it may be the correct way to write it. The proper
form replaces the letter “e” with a character code (“é”) to create the “é”. Many
search softwares do not recognize this character as an “e” and therefore will not find
your résumé.

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