Wed, 9 June 2021
The resume is an integral part of the professional world. But while it does show off your prior work experience, it doesn’t show who you are as a person. What motivates you, or why are you applying for that specific job? Simon Tecle, VP of Sales at SyncroMSP, joins us on today’s episode to explain how you can tell your story at your next interview, sans resume, to begin the next step of your career with confidence and success. The resume is not your story.
Why do we feel so tied to our resume experience?
Overcoming traditional interviews.
Simon’s other tips for sellers to remember for their next interview:
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