According to sources if your resume plays such a crucial role in molding your career, wouldn't it be wise to get it checked by a professional? A person who has gone through the similar phase is the best individual to ask for guidance. Meanwhile grammatical errors in the subject line or spelling mistakes in the resume create a negative picture of the candidate and it conveys a pessimistic message that you are not serious and focused towards your career or getting a job.
Meanwhile a professional who is working in the sector which you aspire to venture into is the most appropriate person to consult about what skills and interests are to be included in the resume. We appear for a certain job interview but often our skills and interests narrate a different story.
Further giving too many details about yourself and stretching the resume
to 10 pages can get your resume into the sidelines. After all, the recruiter is
there to know if you are fit for the job and not to read your autobiography.
