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If you've been thinking about jumping ship for a while, this could be a good time to polish your dusty old resume because there could be things on there that keep it from human eyes.

I have found out some stunning statistics

while researching this topic. And 75% of resumes doesn't matter what field, what profession,

what level, they never see human eyes. That means only 25% of resumes that are submitted get past tracking systems,

computerized tracking systems, essentially AI that is weeding out the bad resumes from the useful

ones. And you could be the hardest working, most wonderful dumpling of the universe. But your

resume might not reflect that. So I'm going to, I'm

I've got some help. I've got backup. Lindsay Dustin joins me today. She's the director and

CEOO of executive resume services at Find My Profession. This is what she does. There are people out

there and their job is to help write resumes.

There are professional resume writers, and you may think, oh, I don't need that because

I'm so brilliant.

Let me tell you this.

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