Hello, everyone.
Let's talk about competitive resumes.
What that really means is you need to find the value of your resume.
Let's say if you wanted to sell your car, how do you know what's the value of your car?
Let's say if you want to sell your house, how do you know how much your house?
What?
Of course you're going to go online or whatever.
The resources that you're going to find to find the competitive or comparable prices of your house or
your car.
If you want to sell your car for $10,000, for example.
And the car only.
Valued at $6,000.
Can you sell it for 10,000?
I don't think so.
Same way if you wanted to sell your house for whatever the price you think.
But in your neighborhood, the price is really low.
Can you sell it for the higher price?
No.
Similarly, you have to find those people who are in the same field as yours and find out what do they
have that you don't?
How can you find those resumes now?
I want you to go online with all the recruiting websites that they have again in the days, CareerBuilder
or whatever, that website that you pick on that platform.
Find out the resumé that is in that is related to your field.
Look through those resume and check what they have in their resume that you don't.
You might think, hey, I'm a Java guy or I'm a programmer, I'm a Linux guy.
I have all these expertise.
But this other guy or these other folks, they have other things also listed.
Now.
Do I have to go spend six months to learn other things?
No.
All you have to do is to just brush up on those other skills.
So you would have a competitive advantage.
Again, the reason for this lecture is I want you to know how impressive your resume is and what are
the things you have in your resume that other people have.
Compare yourself with other people and then check whether you are valuable to the hiring manager or
not.
Again.
If you need help finding the resume, I could help you, but I'm sure you could find it.
All those resume, the people who actually have posted the resume, who are in the same field finding
a job.
You could find your resume and just go through it.
Of course, please don't copy line by line, but just see.
Hey, this guy's looking for a job in networking, and he has experience not only in searches, but
also firewalls.
So learn about firewalls, learn them.
Brush up your skills on firewalls and then add up to your resume.
That is very important to be competitive in the market.
I'll see you in the next lecture.