Resume Question
#1
I often hear of people going to job fairs or other random place just handing out resumes to whomever they meet.
My resume has a “job objective” area listed on the top and states something like: To work for/be a Pilot for XYZ Airline/Charter Co…
How are others addressing their resumes or what are you putting in place of it when it's for a non specific company? i.e. job fair
Thanks
T2F
My resume has a “job objective” area listed on the top and states something like: To work for/be a Pilot for XYZ Airline/Charter Co…
How are others addressing their resumes or what are you putting in place of it when it's for a non specific company? i.e. job fair
Thanks
T2F
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Personally I don't put an objective on my aviation resume...they already know what job you're applying for.
On a non-aviation resume (for a real-job, not fast food) I would state any objectives in my cover letter. If you're just handing out resumes at a job fair you probably don't need a cover letter...again, they already know why you're there.
On a non-aviation resume (for a real-job, not fast food) I would state any objectives in my cover letter. If you're just handing out resumes at a job fair you probably don't need a cover letter...again, they already know why you're there.
#3
I often hear of people going to job fairs or other random place just handing out resumes to whomever they meet.
My resume has a “job objective” area listed on the top and states something like: To work for/be a Pilot for XYZ Airline/Charter Co…
How are others addressing their resumes or what are you putting in place of it when it's for a non specific company? i.e. job fair
Thanks
T2F
My resume has a “job objective” area listed on the top and states something like: To work for/be a Pilot for XYZ Airline/Charter Co…
How are others addressing their resumes or what are you putting in place of it when it's for a non specific company? i.e. job fair
Thanks
T2F
I have found the cover letter to be a little harder to manage to make it generic.
Good luck.
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