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Career resource platform Resume Genius recently published its list of Worst Resume Red Flags of 2023, in an effort to help job seekers take a second look at their
"Red flags on a resume aren't a deal breaker — they're more like little warning signs," says Eva Chan, a career expert at Resume Genius. "Job seekers just need to be aware that there are things on a resume that an employer might ask about, should they proceed to move forward with you. So it's just something that you should be prepared to explain."
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"Employers care about attention to detail and consistency," Chan says. "Be aware of the trends that are going on these days and keep an eye on different keywords that recruiters care about."
Chan expanded on what makes the red flags on Resume Genius' list a concern for recruiters as well as shared some tips and tricks to help applicants avoid them: