How Companies Verify “Workplace Metrics” on ResumesGeneric resume vs position-specific resumesAre accomplishment-based resumes appropriate for support (back-office) positions?Isn't stating quantifiable metrics on resume achievements carrying the risk of revealing insider/confidential information?Handing out resumes during a seminar/workshop/yearly event?Plagiarism in resumes?Programming Language Competency and ResumesInconsistencies between resumes
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How Companies Verify “Workplace Metrics” on Resumes
Generic resume vs position-specific resumesAre accomplishment-based resumes appropriate for support (back-office) positions?Isn't stating quantifiable metrics on resume achievements carrying the risk of revealing insider/confidential information?Handing out resumes during a seminar/workshop/yearly event?Plagiarism in resumes?Programming Language Competency and ResumesInconsistencies between resumes
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Nowadays job candidates are expected to quantify the
impact of their work on resumes. (E.g. "Increased team work productivity by X percent" or "Automated 500 reports with SSRS, saving 100 man hours a month.")
How do companies verify such figures on a resume?
Currently I've worked on a project and I know that assignment
had an impact of X percent in the team but my manager doesn't know that because he doesn't keep track of that. He simply knows that productivity "went up." Now he has left the company.
I want to list that on my resume and but
no one could back me up on that claim.
resume human-resources
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Nowadays job candidates are expected to quantify the
impact of their work on resumes. (E.g. "Increased team work productivity by X percent" or "Automated 500 reports with SSRS, saving 100 man hours a month.")
How do companies verify such figures on a resume?
Currently I've worked on a project and I know that assignment
had an impact of X percent in the team but my manager doesn't know that because he doesn't keep track of that. He simply knows that productivity "went up." Now he has left the company.
I want to list that on my resume and but
no one could back me up on that claim.
resume human-resources
add a comment |
Nowadays job candidates are expected to quantify the
impact of their work on resumes. (E.g. "Increased team work productivity by X percent" or "Automated 500 reports with SSRS, saving 100 man hours a month.")
How do companies verify such figures on a resume?
Currently I've worked on a project and I know that assignment
had an impact of X percent in the team but my manager doesn't know that because he doesn't keep track of that. He simply knows that productivity "went up." Now he has left the company.
I want to list that on my resume and but
no one could back me up on that claim.
resume human-resources
Nowadays job candidates are expected to quantify the
impact of their work on resumes. (E.g. "Increased team work productivity by X percent" or "Automated 500 reports with SSRS, saving 100 man hours a month.")
How do companies verify such figures on a resume?
Currently I've worked on a project and I know that assignment
had an impact of X percent in the team but my manager doesn't know that because he doesn't keep track of that. He simply knows that productivity "went up." Now he has left the company.
I want to list that on my resume and but
no one could back me up on that claim.
resume human-resources
resume human-resources
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