From the moment that you set foot into the interview, you are being judged.

5 ways to make yourself MORE HIREABLE.

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1: Dress like you care.

I've interviewed people in t-shirts, jeans, and sneakers. Instant rejection.

Overdressing is ALWAYS better than underdressing.

Dress appropriate, but err on the side of formality.
2: Tailored resume.

Anything longer than two pages is TOO LONG (for most jobs).

Customize it. Tailor it for each and every opportunity.

Remove skills that don't apply. Re-order skills to prioritize what they are looking for.

Simple, effective.
3: Know your resume!

Be prepared to talk about *everything* on your resume.

When I did hiring, I always asked about unrelated skills on resumes. If the candidate couldn't answer, their ENTIRE resume was in question.

I don't hire dishonest people.
4: You don't switch companies too often.

It's true, switching jobs is a GREAT way to boost your salary. But if you do it too much, it looks bad.

If you move every year, you're killing your chances of good job opportunities.
5: Smile.

Part of a job interview is for personality. Organizations want happy people in their offices.

Smile during your interview. Laugh when appropriate.

Be a sociable, easy-to-talk-to person and your hireability increases *drastically*.
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