Job seeker
I want to know from employers on here with the 100s of applications one is getting for a role advertised, what are the key things you are looking for in order for an application to stand out, or are you only viewing x amount and if you feel the right person is amongst that handful you aren't continuing? I have 20+ yrs of admin/accounts/cs experience and before Covid I would get so many interviews now im getting rejection after rejection. Any tips would really help.
Those on here who know me, know that I had a baby in March so from Nov - now ive been on PPL / unemployed, so theres a gap in my CV.
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