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Curriculum vitae of the lid Myths & 8; nbsp; There was a time when the myths ruled the world. Myths were used to explain why they do not grow crops or get sick villagers why or why not rained. Despite significant strides humanity has made since ancient times, he is surprisingly very myths that continue to proliferate even in the corporate world of the twenty-first century, especially the manufacturing curriculum vitae. Most of these myths have resumes down from generation to generation orally and in writing by one, the donor of more credence to these myths and manufacture them more believable. & Nbsp; & nbsp; We turn to the eight (8) common myths superior resume, examine and expose the folly behind them. After separating fact from fiction hope you learn something from this exercise and make your own excellent resume &; nbsp; The myth Resumes 1. MUST NOT EXCEED PAGE 1 & nbsp; people giving credence to this myth holds that regardless of a person & rsquo; experience or skills and knowledge, s is always possible that a candidate working to reduce all its achievements, experience and skills in a curriculum vitae format for a given page. The basic logic of this myth is not hard to understand. People think that managers and human resource professionals do not have time to read resumes in a format of the more-than-one-page curriculum vitae who prefer a single-page compared to a two-page resume. & nbsp; & nbsp; Nothing could be farther from the truth. While it is true that an applicant & labor rsquo; the lack of s to condense their curriculum vitae curriculum vitae of one page may leave the impression that the curriculum vitae is lengthy and cumbersome, there is nonetheless a thing as a curriculum vitae that is & ldquo; also brief. & rdquo; & nbsp; & nbsp; A candidate who has a work history of extensive use can be found extremely difficult, if not impossible, to actually prepare a curriculum vitae one page. We advise you not to engage in this mistake. You entrust a serious injustice to be omitting important achievements and significant achievements in his career. It is not a curriculum vitae of one page to see what patterns, but a lengthy list of his accomplishments and achievements that are relevant to the position you are applying for. & Nbsp; & nbsp; In short, if you stop over Three works or has worked for more than three patterns, we strongly recommend that you list down all the achievements and accomplishments relevant even if it reaches the second page. & nbsp; & nbsp; & THREE myth 2. MORE; ndash; The curricula vitae of the page is always better than a RESUME & SINGLE-PAGE; nbsp; Myth 2 is the exact opposite of the myth 1. Both are equally bad! & nbsp; & nbsp; While writing your resume in more than three pages gives you the opportunity to fully disclose all of their accomplishments and achievements, the reality is that the charge of human resources is not the time and patience read everything you write in your curriculum vitae. You have to realize that these professionals need to explore the hundreds of thousands if not resumes. With the explosion of Internet technology, the task of those responsible for human resource professionals and employment in the exploration through resumes has become more difficult. Writing your resume only in this way will give them professional justification for not reading your resume. & Nbsp; & nbsp; The excellent resumes are similar to a woman & rsquo; skirt s. Should be enough to attract attention but short enough time to cover the essentials. Resume that is too short or too long will do the trick. Strongly suggest that in writing your resume you limited to no more than two-and-a-half pages in length. & Nbsp; the myth Resumes UNUSUAL AND UNIQUE 3. The DA EDGE & nbsp; The lawyers argue that the third myth in resume writing is absolutely essential that the candidate of work captures the attention of human resources. Consequently, the candidates work just to make great efforts to attract the attention of these professionals. Some have used orange resumes or curriculum vitae of black. Others have gone to the binding of a full-body table in his curriculum vitae. Others have made a collage out of your curriculum vitae. Do not make the same mistakes they work applicants. & Nbsp; & nbsp; While it is true that these kinds of curriculum vitae attract the attention of those responsible for human resources does not necessarily mean that you automatically scheduled for an interview. On the one hand, this plan may even work to their disadvantage as the manager may think that you are not serious about their work, or you are eccentric or you are not mature. Do not think you want your managers have this kind of first impression of yourself! & nbsp; REFERENCES The myth of AS 4. They are a MUST & nbsp; People who gives credence to the fourth myth holds that a list of character references from your curriculum vitae including personality enhance it. They think that this will provide human resource managers the impression that the applicant is qualified to work as the other candidates. While it is true that list two or three of their references in the curriculum vitae can give the appearance of being reliable and trustworthy, it is equally true that the references are not as important as listing all their achievements, accomplishments and skills. You better you wisely use this space to include this in all that is irrelevant to the position that it is for. & Implemented; nbsp; & nbsp; Confrontation with reality: the patterns do not ask your references unless they have actually shown interest in you as a potential candidate. You will not succeed simply by listing their references. The first key is to convince them that you are the man / woman suitable for the job. & Nbsp; HISTORY salary of myth 5. ADD YOUR GLORYSupporters of this myth that if you have received substantial pay raises throughout his career, then you must include salary history. His reason is obvious. Think that showing your salary progression create an image on the human resource manager & rsquo; professionals & s of employment; rsquo; amount that you are important in their own company. It creates an impression that you are a valued contributor and is in his own company. & Nbsp; & nbsp; The following reasons, however, suggest that it is best that you make good use of limited space in his curriculum vitae including their achievements and Achievements: & nbsp; 1. It’s fascinating that you are more interested in the money that the kind of work you DO2. Those responsible for human resources would see something in your resume so you can not give you what you want to receive them. & Nbsp; 3. The focus on high value before you convince them worth the money you can turn off your employers & nbsp; The best marketing strategy is not immediately disclose how expensive it is in place you can let other know first how important you are and what you can contribute to the company. & nbsp; sports and the myth HOBBIES 6. BE SPECIFIED & nbsp; Another myth that found its way into the corporate world is a necessity for you to include sports, hobbies and other extracurricular activities in their curriculum vitae. Advocates of this myth that you would like to believe that human resource managers and professionals are looking for a job well-rounded individuals whose skills are not limited to what they are requesting. You want to think you have an edge over other candidates from work if you create an image that you are multi, physically active, and individual. Interesting &; nbsp; advised strongly against this plan. While we believe you should continue with their sports and hobbies, we found that these issues needed to be included in his curriculum vitae. You must realize that a comprehensive list of all sports and hobbies in his curriculum vitae can even create a wrong impression about you. Your employer may think you are not interested in their work. Or they may think you spent more time on extracurricular activities, something that work. Or they may think that you have an unhappy marriage and sports and hobbies do you like your plug. We do not think you would like their bosses had the first impression you. & Nbsp; & nbsp; The myth AGE 7., Sex, marital status, height and weight BE INCLUDEDOf all myths resume this is considered as the worst. The age, sex, marital status, height and weight are not ninguÌ? No place in a curriculum vitae. Please remember that due to the enactment of the laws of civil rights for decades, you do not need to include more personal information about yourself. The act of the 1964 Civil Rights, the age discrimination in employment act 1967 and the act of 1978 of pregnancy discrimination have left this idea obsolete. From the viewpoint of professional and responsible job are not interested in seeing your personal information for fear of job applicants can complain after they have been discriminated against. Moreover, including personal information in your resume may even work against you as the manager of human resources can even use this information as a way of excluding from the short list of candidates. & Nbsp; & nbsp; strongly suggest that Instead of the personal information of the writing is on you to make good use of limited space, emphasizing its achievements and accomplishments. & nbsp; The myth of 8 PERSONAL PHOTOS ARE YOUR RESUME more appealing & nbsp; Unless you are applying for position of a business model or an actor or an actress, you do not have photo ninguÌ? No business that is included in his curriculum vitae. No matter how attractive you think you are is a better practice not to include your photo in your personal resume. Once again we would like to stress, they look just do not have any importance. Instead, strongly suggest that you make good use of limited space and stressing its achievements reached

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