Perhaps the speed with which business is conducted and labor shortages are making employers more decisive. First of all, let's review the general rules for writing a resume, whether it's electronic or traditional. A savvy resume follows certain rules that increase the possibility that the resume will be read. Most of these rules relate to a series of deadly resume errors reported by employers. The most common mistakes occur when job candidates fail to keep the purpose of their resume in mind.
Most errors kill a resume even before it gets fully read.
At best, these errors leave negative impressions that are difficult to overcome at this or any other point in the hiring process. They are looking for excuses to eliminate you from further consideration. Concentrate, instead, on providing supports for being considered for a job interview. A resume that is not related to the employer's interests or needs with experience irrelevant to the position under consideration. This means that you need to customize your resume, the cover letter, and your career objective for each job you're applying for.