Ambition Hot Tips: Be precise in your job

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Hiring managers have to go through, at times, hundreds of CVs for a role – that’s a lot of information to process. Reuben's HOT TIP emphasizes the importance of being as precise as possible when it comes to applying for jobs. Providing only the most essential and relevant information, whether in your CV, interview or to a recruiter, is the best way to stand out. Reuben explains why in the video below. Watch now!

Get in touch with Reuben here: https://www.ambition.com.my/consultants/reuben-packianathan

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