How do you create the "perfect resume?"
 
A recruiter gets hundreds of resumes a day and takes approximately 10 seconds to look at each one, how can you make yours stand out? How do you be different and stand out of the crowd?
 
As a college freshman, Brian Robben was rejected from a ton of different job positions including Google, The While House, and the NFL. He had no idea why, it seemed like he was doing everything correct.
 
It wasn't until he started devoting tons of hours into research on how to craft a "golden" resume. After many revisions, job offers started to go through the roof. Brian started to get more responses back, scheduled job interviews, and more opportunities.
 
His friends started to notice.
 
"Brian, what the hell did you do to become so "successful?"
 
Instead of saying the same answer to everyone, he started his own blog called TakeYourSuccess helping people achieve their professionals goals. Demand got to the point where he had to write his first ever book, The Golden Resume, to share what has worked for him and many others.
 
If you want to learn how to create a beautiful resume or improve your existing one to get more job opportunities, then you have to listen in to our conversation.
 
We get DEEP.
 

 
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Cheat Sheet: 

What is the secret to getting noticed when recruiters look at your resume?
What should be the main emphasis in our resume and how do we convey that?
What is the number one question we should ask ourselves regarding any resume question?
What is the secret sauce Brian uses to showcase under the Education portion of your resume?
How do you identify the keywords to put in your resume to get past the company's screening process?
What else can you put under Work Experience that will give you a competitive edge over your peers?
How you tell your story within your resume and interview that will paint a clear and vivid picture of who you are?

 
and so much more...
 

THANKS BRIAN!
 
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Resources:

Book
 
Take Your Success
 
Blog Post: Does Your College GPA Matter To Employers?