Digital Marketing Resume for Fresher.pptx

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1. A Digital Resume for Fresher..!

2. key difference between resume and bio data and cv Feature Resume CV (Curriculum Vitae) Biodata Length 1-2 pages 2-3+ pages Varies, often 1 page Focus Specific job application Entire academic/work history Personal & professional background Content Tailored skills & experience All qualifications, in-depth Can include personal details Purpose Showcase fit for a job Demonstrate overall expertise Can vary by region/purpose

3. key difference between resume and bio data and cv

4. Enhanced Accessibility Easily Shareable Global Reach Improved Presentation Multimedia Integration Consistent Formatting Increased Customization Tailored Applications Regular Updates Importance and Benefits of Digital Resumes

5. Importance and Benefits of Digital Resumes Better Compatibility with Technology ATS Optimization (Applicant Tracking Systems) Keyword Utilization Professional Perception Modern and Current Enhanced Professional Image

6. Structure and Formatting Keep it clean and readable: Use a clear font, consistent formatting, and ample white space.

7. One-page rule: Aim for a one-page resume, especially for entry-level positions.

8. Sections Header: Your name, contact information (phone, email with a professional address), and optional LinkedIn profile link. Summary/Objective: (Optional for freshers) A brief overview of your skills and career goals. Education: List your degrees , diplomas, or certifications in reverse chronological order. Highlight relevant coursework, projects, or achievements.

9. Sections Skills: Showcase your technical and soft skills relevant to the target job. Work Experience: If you have any internships , part-time jobs, or volunteer work, list them with accomplishments using action verbs. Additional Sections : Consider including relevant awards , scholarships , projects , or extracurricular activities that showcase your well-roundedness.

10. Content for Freshers: Focus on transferable skills: Highlight skills gained through academics, projects, or even hobbies that are applicable to the job .

11. Content for Freshers: Tailor your resume: Adapt your resume for each job application by highlighting relevant skills and experiences mentioned in the job description. Keywords: Include relevant keywords from the job description throughout your resume to improve applicant tracking system (ATS) searchability.

12. Tips: Proofread meticulously: Typos and grammatical errors can create a negative impression. Action verbs: Use strong action verbs to describe your accomplishments. Keep it honest: Don't fabricate experiences or skills. Get feedback: Ask a trusted friend, career counselor, or professor to review your resume for feedback.

13. Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) are basically software recruiters use to scan resumes for keywords from job postings. They help shortlist candidates by highlighting those with the most relevant skills.

14. Latest Trends in Resume Building

15. Skills-centric approach: Resumes are becoming more focused on showcasing your skills, both hard and soft, relevant to the target job . Employers are increasingly looking for candidates who can hit the ground running with the right abilities.

16. Focus on achievements: Don't just list your duties, quantify your accomplishments and results using data and metrics. For example, instead of "managed social media accounts," say " Increased social media engagement by 25% .“

17. Simple and clean design: Cleanliness and readability are key. Opt for minimalist layouts, clear fonts, and strategic use of white space for a professional look.

18. Tailoring is king: Gone are the days of the one-size-fits-all resume. Adapt your resume for each job application , highlighting the most relevant skills and experiences mentioned in the job description.

19. ATS awareness: Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) are still widely used for initial screening. Use relevant keywords from the job description throughout your resume to improve your chances of getting noticed.

20. Emerging formats: While the traditional resume remains important, consider incorporating video resumes or online portfolios (especially for creative fields) to showcase your personality and skills in a more dynamic way.