In most cases A) a good rsum will get you the job you want. ...

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In most cases
 
  A) a good rsum will get you the job you want.
  B) the rsum should list all your skills and abilities.
  C) a rsum should be at least two pages long.
  D) your rsum will be read carefully and thoroughly.
  E) your rsum will be screened by a computer before a human ever looks at it.

Question 2

Rsums and curriculum vitaes, or CVs, are essentially the same, except
 
  A) CVs are more detailed and include personal information.
  B) rsums are longer and list all past experiences.
  C) personal information should never be on a CV, but can be on a rsum.
  D) rsums use only months and years as dates, CVs use exact dates.
  E) CVs start with general information and become more detailed, rsums start with detailed information that becomes more general.

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: E
Explanation: E) In most cases, your rsum needs to make a positive impression within a few seconds; only then will someone read it in detail. Moreover, it will likely be screened by a computer looking for keywords firstand if it doesn't contain the right keywords, a human being may never see it.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A
Explanation: A) If employers ask to see your CV, they're referring to your curriculum vitae, the term used instead of rsum in academic professions and in many countries outside the United States. Rsums and CVs are essentially the same, although CVs can be much more detailed and include personal information that is not included in a rsum.

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