Most of the fresh graduates would consult us about writing resumes and cover letters and interviewing for jobs. Students asked questions for almost an hour. So here are the TOP 5 TIPS for fresh grads.
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1- PROOFREAD
Have someone proofread your resume and cover letter. Grammatical and spelling errors are the number one common mistake that fresh graduates make. So, AskPro can help you. There's a group of experienced HR & Recruiters ready to help review your CV or resume.
Pay close attention to an employer's job description. Spend time tailoring your resume to their specific job requirements. Leave out unnecessary information.
3- DRESS CODE
It's never wrong to be overdressed for an interview unless specifically stated. Charcoal and navy suits are most recommended.
4- BODY LANGUAGE
70% of communication is through body language. Practice with another individual. Focus on communicating confidence without being arrogant.
5- EXPERIENCE
Set yourself apart through your experience. Find an off-campus internship in your major and make sure to communicate it well in an interview.
1- PROOFREAD
Have someone proofread your resume and cover letter. Grammatical and spelling errors are the number one common mistake that fresh graduates make. So, AskPro can help you. There's a group of experienced HR & Recruiters ready to help review your CV or resume.
>> https://www.askpro.my/topic/job-search-advice/resume-review
2- TAILOR
Pay close attention to an employer's job description. Spend time tailoring your resume to their specific job requirements. Leave out unnecessary information.
3- DRESS CODE
It's never wrong to be overdressed for an interview unless specifically stated. Charcoal and navy suits are most recommended.
4- BODY LANGUAGE
70% of communication is through body language. Practice with another individual. Focus on communicating confidence without being arrogant.
5- EXPERIENCE
Set yourself apart through your experience. Find an off-campus internship in your major and make sure to communicate it well in an interview.