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More
and more employers in both the private and public sectors are using selection
criteria to assist them to short-list applicants for interviews. Each applicant
is rated on how closely he or she meets each of the criteria and then ranked
accordingly.
Regardless of the specific position you may be targeting, some criteria are very common and apply across a wide range of positions, but they will still need to be addressed individually each time. Examples of these include:
The employer will not necessarily be able to match information in your resume to the criteria. So it is vital to address each of them specifically and on an individual basis. All essential criteria must be included and it is recommended that you also address those described as "desirable" criteria. The information can be presented in a separate document that is attach to the resume or as a continuation of the application covering letter.
The task is to provide specific examples for each of the criteria to demonstrate that you meet them. Successful Resume writers are highly qualified and experienced in writing selection criteria.
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