A resume is the important tool and ticket in getting an interview (not the job). It must reflect a summary of your personal and educational background, your work experience/s, skills that pertain to the job, other achievements and voluntary experiences that can benefit the organization which are all relevant to the particular job you are applying for. The jobseeker must note that their resume should reflect professionalism through its language, grammar, tone and appearance. Therefore, it is the jobseeker’s responsibility to make the resume concise and by including what have been accomplished in the past into what you intend to do in the future.

Employers are no longer looking for only qualified persons who have a University degree, rather they also want persons with practical work experience, good mannerism, all-rounded individuals who can make a positive contribution to the company. Job opportunities in the Caribbean are becoming more challenging because more and more people are qualified with a first degree, so the focus does not reside simply on the jobseeker’s academic qualification but it also depends on a range of other important elements. Soft skills are predominantly and equally important as tangible skills in getting the job.

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