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Resume and Getting Selected

Let's discuss some of the unanswered questions, link/connection/the bridge or the secret tunnel between the resume and interview selection. A resume can make your way to being shortlisted in the interview process, and having those technical skills/domain knowledge are the keys to being selected for the job.
But with the leverage of AI tools, it 'seems' like everyone knows everything. Thus,questions bombard our minds, much faster than the electrons do due to interview anxiety.
For the time being, let's pay attention only to the resume creation part.
Do these resume preparation questions strike you:
  • Need to mention more skills?
  • What if the interviewer ask extra/out of the resume box
  • Wait for the 'time' when resume skill exactly matches
  • AI resume / Self written resume/ Not good at resume writing
If yes, let's quickly talk about each of them.
Need to mention more skills?
Probably the interviewer will not need them always, there may be specific skill requirements for the project/tasks or recruiters are snooping on the skill that you are best at.
What if the interviewer ask extra/out of the resume box
Think it as SOP for the interviewer, they always dig out more
Wait for the time when resume skill exactly matches
It depends on job type and knowledge, otherwise some interviews are good for evaluation and being rejected in interview in not that bad
Scrolling 10000s of posts for the same.
The Resume
After throughly reading this post, you know how to get the job done
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