Communicate well, don't fabricate information on resume during an interview. Whether you are a fresher or a seasoned professional, there's always room for improvement, especially during an interview. Because of the mistakes one commits during his/her interview, employers often don't turn up with a positive response or a job offer. TimesJobs.com approaches some of the industry experts to find out those mistakes that any job seeker can avoid. Poorly written resume In order to stand out among the thousands of resumes that recruiters receive every day, a candidate's resume must represent the best that he/she has to offer and why they are right for the job. However, most job seekers spend tremendous energy, time, and effort to create an impactful resume, but send out multiple copies of the same to various recruiters instead of customising it for each position. For every job application, one should send a customised resume highlighting key strengths and capa
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