Acing the Interview: Make Your Resume Reflect the Real You
From Autistic Techie · 00:16:55
Show by Shea Belsky
Working on your resume can feel like watching paint dry. Neurodivergent brains have it even worse off than our neurotypical peers: Getting hung up on the words, formatting, it can take an hour just to jot down a paragraph or two. Then there's the impostor syndrome: What if recruiters don't like it, or the ATS just spits it out? This episode covers some actionable steps you can take to improve the content, formatting, and structure of your resume. If you're an autistic infodumper like me, have trouble focusing with ADHD, or struggle with formatting details or catching typos due to dyslexia, this is the episode for you. Transcript available on https://autistic-techie.com/acing-the-interview-make-your-resume-reflect-the-real-you Follow us on social media: https://www.tiktok.com/@autistic_techie https://www.instagram.com/autistic_techie
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