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Our guidance on how to scan a resume, part six, and the last part, here we go.

This guidance answers the questions,

how do I scan a resume?

What do I look for on a resume?

How do I decide whom to phone interview?

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the guidance in the Effective Manager.

So Mark for weeks and weeks,

Mike and I have been butchering your guidance.

Just making it up as we were going along and you've been writing hard and presenting so you haven't

been here and now you get to take over your guidance in the last part of this series about reviewing resumes.

It's amazing to me that it took this long to get it out and I feel bad for our community that it took us this long there's so

many good topics but this one is a no-brainer and the fact that it runs to 60

pages in Byword in terms of show notes for our licensees should give some indication of how much detail is involved.

Hopefully if you've been listening you know that, wow, the way you had been doing it

up until now was probably a pretty light scan and if you ended up with hundreds of

resumes in the yes pile we will take care of that for you in this guidance.

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