Jerry Lee | Wonsulting 💡

Have you ever wondered how a recruiter looks at your resume?

Part IV of the Hidden Eye Tracker We've finally revealed the hidden eye tracker and their reactions are priceless! We delved into their thought process on how they look at a resume and decide if it's an interview or a pass. Stay tuned to find out more!

this is exactly what happens when you apply to a job on @LinkedIn and how you look as a candidate

#duet with @Jeff_pesos appreciate the shout out 🫶 full series on tiktok coming soon #internships

part II of the hidden eye tracker yall had a ton of questions of “how is this gonna work?” “What tool are you using?” And this is exactly how we’re gonna do it. Stay tuned for the next part for the actual experiment

whatcha think

Part III of the Hidden Eye Tracker Would it be an "interview" or a "pass"? Let's find out and see how recruiters dissect each resume. Stay tuned to find out more!

Replying to @𝑴𝒆𝒍𝒔 this is how LinkedIn automatically rejects you after a job application

I set up a hidden eye tracker on 2 recruiters to find out exactly where they look at your resume before making a decision. Here are 5 tips I’ve learned about resumes. 1/ Recruiters typically read in an F format. They'll focus on your most recent experience (read the job title, bullets), skim through your previous job titles & companies. Tip: Order your experiences & bullets to *scream* the job you're applying for 2/ Recruiters will spend < 10 seconds reading your resume. Therefore it is your job to make it as digestible as possible. Tip: Use a standard template (A free template here: https://wonsulting.com/resumai) 3/ Avoid big blocks of text. That is the tip. 4/ Content is king. Your bullet points are going to sell you. Not the template, not the font size, spacing – your experience. Tip: If it's not in your resume, then it doesn't exist. 5/ If you want to find out everything else I learned, then follow to see it happen! It might be just the thing you need to land your next job.

Part V of the Hidden Eye Tracker We're finally at the end of our series. Find out our learning so you can use it to your advantage!

Ya'll asked fo it! Here's the full video ;)

tbh this might be a hot take but i believe you should only take 1 min max to apply to a job

#stitch with @meolah i hope this helps meolah 🫶

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