One of the key ingredients of any great resume is its ability to convey a sense of who you are as a unique individual. Unless, of course, you are not a straight white male, in which case you want to hide as much of that uniqueness as possible. Because, let’s face it: “culture fit” is a key factor when determining who is chosen for a phone, screen or in-person interview.
And that culture you’re trying to fit into? That’s right: it’s probably overwhelmingly straight and white and male. You don’t want to miss the cut because you seemed too female, […]The post How to Straight-White-Man-ify Your Resume in 8 Simple Steps (Wink*!) appeared first on Ms. Career Girl.
