8 Reasons Your Resume Gets "Lost" When You Apply

If you're not getting any responses from remote companies when you're applying, here's 8 reasons your resume is getting "lost"

  • You're focused on the "numbers game," and feel like the more applications you send the better your chances.

  • You're too generalized in your search, applying for "any" job you're somewhat interested in.

  • You're coming from a place of desperation to find something remote (they can tell).

  • Your resume, LinkedIn, and cover letters are not aligned to articulate your value for the role you're applying.

  • You're focused more on yourself than the value you bring to the companies you're applying to.

  • You don't know how to create meaningful connections in the companies you're interested in.

  • You're focused on the "traditional" job search process of sending in applications and waiting for responses.

  • You don't have a strategy, support, or frame of reference for what you're doing wrong, leading to uncertainty.

Is your resume getting lost?

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