Send The Generic Resume To A Bunch Of Companies And People All At Once
Your resume is your first point of touch with your recruiter. Keep it generic and applicable for all jobs. If you intend to customize it for each of the organization you apply, the process will be never ending. Now keep sending this generic resume to all kinds or companies or people you can. The more it’s out in the market, the sooner you will be hired by any of them. Don’t apply in one and happily keep waiting for the response. Utilize all time in applying aggressively.

Talk About Yourself
Your hostile job search will definitely end you sitting in some over chilled conference hall or well furnished cabin appearing for a face to face interview. While thousands of websites can give you more than thousand tricks to deal these interviews, the only suggestion we have is, speak relevant.  Instead of speaking what you have already put in your resume, tell what you have not included. Now, don’t keep these answers generic. Customize them, so that they become relevant to the company and recruiter with whom you are having the interview.

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