Do you know what's the most basic mistakes people have on their resumes?
And that is grammatical mistakes.
They don't know.
Way to use past tense.
Where to you?
Present tense.
So those are the mistakes.
You really have to be very, very careful.
And people do take it seriously when they see that you are talking about your your current job and using
past tense and you using the past job and you're using the the the present tense.
And I have actually seen many times every time I ask my students, hear me, your resume, and I will
look for it and I'll see if I could fix it.
And and 99% of the time, every time I look at someone's resume, they always have grammatical mistakes.
And the number one grammatical mistake is past and future and present.
So if you are, remember this.
If you are talking about your existing job, do not use Eddie.
Experienced trouble shot or designed?
No.
There is no need for anything.
No past tense on the existing job.
When you talking about the previous job?
No present tense.
Always use EDI designed.
Work achieved.
Make sure you do not make that mistakes.
These are the very basic grammatical mistakes, and I want you to be very careful about that.
And that's why I was saying earlier, please pay a very small amount of money to a really professional
person who could actually correct those mistakes for you.
Don't do that mistakes.
You have actually crossed the ocean to be where you are right now.
So don't lose that dream job of yours just because you make that little grammatical mistakes.
Make sure you find the right person who could fix that for you.
I'll see you in the next lecture.