When writing a resume the first thing you think of is your hard (technical) skills. After all, isn't it what most recruiters expect to see? Yes, of course. But most also want to gauge just

The goal of your resume is to “sell” your professional abilities — the skills and knowledge that make you fit to do the job. Or, in other words, your core competencies. When you include a

Many people will tell you that a list of hobbies should not be on your resume. They'll say that it's fluff and a waste of space.  After all, shouldn't you keep work and play separate?

If you are looking for a job, sooner or later you'll notice this request –"please, forward us your CV." A CV? Cool video? Chief vocation? Cat Vest? (ok, nobody probably thought of the latter except