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I usually look out for both.I have a sibling who has a marketing agency , I remember when he started, he was hiring workers of his agency. In his ads he wrote and I quote "send me why I should hire you and what you will be able to do for me to the email address attached below" . These days most employers are always asking for your CV/résumé or portfolio. Are you one those who believe in checking ones CV before hiring or you go for talent and skills?
CV is very important to know is educational background and vital details. But the CV is not enough to employ anybody. It is what you are bring to the table. As for what I will look for is the personality, attitude, relevant talent and skills and experiences.I have a sibling who has a marketing agency , I remember when he started, he was hiring workers of his agency. In his ads he wrote and I quote "send me why I should hire you and what you will be able to do for me to the email address attached below" . These days most employers are always asking for your CV/résumé or portfolio. Are you one those who believe in checking ones CV before hiring or you go for talent and skills?
Tallent and hands on the job is very important,as the operational process should be maned by competent hands,but beyound that,things that keeps an organisation going is the attitude and character of the employees and their approach to duties,these really count.The first thing I look for in an employee is trustworthiness because that is the basis if every relationship
The employees attitude to work is also an important aspect to be considered
How can you tell a potential employee has these characteristics and traits during an interview? Or do plan on giving out a special kind of test during the interview.Your CV don't actually spell out how diligent and hard-working you can be on the job, I will most certainly go for the one with the skill and talent who has also proved to be hardworking
The CV is very important aspect and its says a lot about the applicant, but in my own opinion , I prefer looking at what the applicant can offer irrespective of his or her level of education.The CV or resume is important because it embodies the professional abilities of the applicant. But you can learn more from the interview like determining the character if the applicant is introvert or extrovert. A marketing job requires someone with a gift of gab - good conversationalist and articulate in the topic of selling. It is not easy to get all the accurate picture of the person with the CV and interview but that can be the basis. That is why in some big offices they ask for another interview by the manager or even by the executive just to confirm the evaluation of the HR staff that did the first interview.
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