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CV: Google employee reveals which points HR managers attach particular importance to

2021-03-15T13:49:50.101Z


The résumé should fit perfectly, because it is now the most important part of the application documents. A head of HR at Google reveals what is particularly important to HR professionals.


The résumé should fit perfectly, because it is now the most important part of the application documents.

A head of HR at Google reveals what is particularly important to HR professionals.

For years, Google has been one of the most popular employers in the world.

The search engine company is expected to receive around 3 million applications every year.

But contrary to what many would suspect, the résumé * is actually still

read by HR managers

- and not scanned for keywords by a bot.

Recruiters at Google check every single résumé

"At Google, we still rely on people when we hire - that's the most important thing we do," said Kyle Ewing, head of human resources at Google, Fast Company.

“We train people

to check resumes for skills and competencies

.” That is why it is so important for applicants that the application documents reflect all of their talents and achievements.

This is always important to us, regardless of whether you are applying to Google or another company.

Also read:

Eye-catcher: This first sentence will impress you when you apply on your own initiative.

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Applicants should focus on four points in particular on their résumé.

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CV: There are four points that are particularly important to HR professionals

According to the HR expert, applicants should

pay

particular attention to

four points on their résumé

and invest time in them accordingly:

  • Your experiences:

    Applicants should use the résumé, not just to list job experiences or school-leaving qualifications.

    Anyone who lists personal projects that are close to their hearts, the job as a tutor or volunteer work, draws a holistic picture of the applicant.

  • Your successes:

    Name your successes in the curriculum vitae (CV) and substantiate them with numbers.

    But without bragging about it, something like: "I increased the sales of 15 small business customers by 10 percent compared to the previous quarter by introducing new software functions."

  • Highlight keywords & use bulletpoints: Scan

    the job description for relevant keywords.

    Which of your knowledge and skills match this?

    Applicants should definitely state these in their CV.

    If you also use bullet points to structure your résumé, it makes it easier for HR staff to read it through to the end.

  • Why you fit into the company:

    Anyone who now makes it clear why they can enrich the team with their skills and life experience has a good chance of an interview.

  • Also read:

    Application: Ten Mistakes That Make You Look Unprofessional.

    (as) * Merkur.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

    More on the topic:

    This information in the résumé is not only superfluous - it can really harm you.

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    Recruiters reveal: This is what the perfect applicant looks like

    Recruiters reveal: This is what the perfect applicant looks like

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    Source: merkur

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