100% Guarantee Your Profile Summary Will Make Your CV Selected By the Recruiter

 Profile Summary is the first thing that catches the eye of the recruiter: It's like a newspaper headline.









1. Sprinkle the keywords of the Job description in your profile summary.

 It provides relevance to the Recruiter/ LinkedIn Algorithm and they will discover your profile faster than others.

Example: 

If you are applying for Block Chain Developer profile

Profile Summary: 

7+ years of expertise in Software Programming. Created more than 60% error-free applications for clients. Creating and Restoring Block Chain is what I enjoy most. 

2. Mention your 1 Game-changing skill in short

"I will bring to the table a keen eye for design"

Mention your 1 skill/goal/USP that is unavoidable for the recruiter to pass by. Trust me each one of us has some or the other uniqueness that we can mention.


3. Avoid using common soft skill sets such as - Hardworking, Passionate, Leadership, Communication

   Instead, use- Technology adaptive, failure resilient 


4. Overall not exceeding 2-3 lines

  • It must be short, crisp, to-the-point, tailor-made as per your application.

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