EMPLOYERS REQUIRE RESUMES
Before an employer interviews you, he needs to see that you are not wasting his time. This is where your resume is such an essential marketing tool. It tells an employer that you have seriously thought about the job opening, have prepared for it, and have taken the time to present yourself articulately. In short, a resume tells the employer that you have a positive work attitude and that you are a responsible team player.

A RESUME FURTHERS YOUR VOCATION
We all know that we have to work to make our dreams come true. This is also true of dream jobs. You need a resume not because most employers insist on seeing one. It is a means to an end. If there is a job that you earnestly want, then send in a resume that will highlight your professional skills. .

It is only through your resume that you can convince employers that they will benefit from your presence in their company - why your skills are worth the company's money, why you are better than the other applicants, and why you are the best person to untangle and resolve tough issues that may arise in the actual job situation.

WHAT EMPLOYERS WANT TO SEE IN A RESUME
It's important that your resume be as strong and positive as possible. A poorly organized and haphazardly written resume tells employers that you are not serious about yourself. And if you are not serious about yourself, you are probably not serious about the job you are eyeing, either.

With your resume before them, employers can visualize how you will operate within the framework of their corporation, and how your skills and abilities will be utilized in the future development of the company. Make yourself fit the job.

QUESTIONS EMPLOYERS ASK
The questions that are going through the minds of employers are:

• Can you solve problems?
• What are the benefits of hiring you over someone else?
• How will you fit into the organization of the company?
• Will you have a strong commitment to your job?
• How will you increase the company's benefits and profits?