-: Hello everyone, let's talk about the resume objective.
Now, the reason I keep putting these lectures on resume
is because you have spent so much time already
learning your field, and now it is so important
for you to add all those things in your resume.
Your resume is the first thing the hiring manager will see
before he or she sees you.
So it is definitely very important
that whatever you write in there makes perfect sense
and you could support it.
Now, a lot of people make a mistake here,
is when they put the objective and the objective
is simply a copy paste from somewhere else.
And I have seen it.
I don't want you to do that mistake.
I want you to, even if you are copying from somewhere,
that's fine, but I want you to read it,
and understand does it go with you?
Does it resonate with you?
Is that your personality?
And if you have to make slight changes,
please do make that change
and then add that objective in there.
A lot of people ask me, "Hey, I never worked in IT before.
I don't have experience in IT.
What should I put in objective?"
And I tell them that's what exactly you put in an objective.
You tell the hiring manager, "Hey, I am changing my career
because I want to explore new things in IT.
I am the kind of guy who could get things done,
and my objective is that I will get things done,
and I want to work for a company
that will also give me some opportunity
to learn new technologies.
I wanted to work for a company where I could help people,
where I could help their customers."
That's the objective.
That's the type of objective you want in your resume.
So anyway, again, if you need my help,
please let me know, with your objective.
If you really don't know what you want to put
in an objective, don't put it at all.
Yeah, that's fine.
If you're not gonna have an objective,
it doesn't mean you're not gonna get a job.
A lot of resumes I've seen,
and I have actually hired people without an objective.
That's fine, but don't make it up.
Don't copy paste, please.