Hello, everyone.
Let's talk about supporting your resume.
Supporting your resumé means whatever you have written in your resume.
Every line in your resume.
You understand, and you can support on average 90 to 95% of the time.
A hiring manager during an interview would ask you questions from your resume.
So if you have copy paste lines from some other resumé or from some other source and you actually never
read through it exactly what it means, you're going to be in trouble.
If you have let's say if you have written that you have upgraded Veritas for a company ABC.
They will ask you, tell me the version from which words into which words you upgraded the Veritas.
And if you don't know, you better not write it down.
If you have written down how you performed the entire upgrade of VMware from six to whatever version
they could ask you, Hey, tell me what the issues that you have during that upgrade.
If you if you put it in, you did the data center migration.
They will ask you, tell me, how was your experience with the data center migration?
Did you have any roadblocks, any hurdles?
If you have actually never did migration, please don't add it in there.
So anything that you write it down, it should be supported.
Read every line and then ask yourself.
Can I support it?
Is that something that I have done?
If not, then.
Right down a different line, which you could support.
That's the entire message for this video is whatever that you have written.
Please do not write anything that you do not understand and cannot support.