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DateSunday, March 14, 2010 at 8:43PM |

What You Must Know to Get Your Resume Read by a Recruiter

As a restaurant recruiter, I typically review 70+ resumes per day candidates looking for restaurant jobs in a variety of leadership roles. Since I work for the restaurant client and am charged with finding the best candidate for their position, I must quickly review resumes to determine if I should contact this person now, later, or never. I will typically take 5-10 seconds to scan a restaurant resume. Here is how that 5-10 seconds goes:

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