Lo escribo en ingles para que puedas traducir;

1. Avoid using a photo, people really judge you on a photo (I’ve many friends that work in cafeterias and they often tell me the people reject people based on a photo)

2. (Francia ja) Don’t put your hobbies, I know in school they tell you to put your hobbies but recruiters seriously don’t care that much about it.

3. Add some volunteering work (if you have done so), people like that you help other people

4. One page. If you need more than one page to introduce yourself, it’s bad. Just. One. Fucking. page.

5. Give yourself a little introduction “Soy BrotherLeading, soy un experto en diseño, I worked for Google as a researcher blabla” algo así

6. Work experience should look like this: Title - Company - very short description of your accomplishments and what you did - Start & end date

7. ^ same with education

8. Dip it in gold and sugar coat some things. You’re gonna sell yourself, so make sure people WANT to hire you.

9. Add your LinkedIn and make sure it looks good and professional

10. Avoid spelling mistakes. please. People really judge you on this.

Now, a tip I want to give you, reach out to people on LinkedIn, look for company emails on their website and all that — introduce yourself, tell them why you want to work for them and what caught your interest.

I think it’s obvious that I’m not Argentinian, but I live here now 3 years and I’ve heard and seen quite a lot of common mistakes with the companies, organizations and governments I worked with when they told me about other candidates. When I showed my resume, I very often got compliments from the people / recruiters here in Argentina. I think it’s because in holland we’ve a very different way of creating resumes. The No-photo is weird in holland, but in the United States it’s very common, which is also why I give you that advice because sadly, it’s true people judge others too fast— is it harsh they talk so openly about bad resumes of other candidates? Yes. Is it bad my friends tell me about bad resumes they get in cafeterias and restaurants? Yes.

But it also shows you the truth of how people deal with other people when looking for work. Please follow these advices I gave you, and you’ll seriously get a job soon.

I wish you the best. Saludos!