/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>546730

>long wordy resumes
I agree, but not with technical details and explaining different types of experience. Saying "interacts with customers" is a lot different then saying "I used this tool to do x and x"

>offers
ofc background checks are made after. I have never heard of a company calling references after an offer has been made. That's why they call the references. To make sure that person was competent so they can give them an offer.

>weight on letters of rec
It's not about weight, it gives the hiring party something to build off of when calling an important reference. It also shows that you ask for one.

>supplemental work info
That's why it's supplemental on a different page. If they don't care about previous work history, they skip the page.

>licenses certs don't matter
the one's that matter are often the deal breakers. The only reasoon I stood out from the pack in my field was I took it upon myself to get certs that companies paid for. My buddy got his engineering job the same way. You are basically telling a company you saved them tons of cash and time

>writing so much you filter out the good stuff
It's all supposed to be good stuff. You don't put bad shit on a resume.

>mfw geting lectured about resumes from a guy on /biz/ who claims to have hiring power

I'm about 12/15 on interviews/offers. I've never had someone criticize my resume. Most people think I'm overqualified when they see it.

If you can't read more then 1 pg of information then you shouldn't be a hiring manager, and I don't want to work for your company.

>>541757

the ride never ends faget