But remember this: A hot video might get you the interview. But the cold, hard truth is that your actual skills keep the job. Use the video as the trailer—not the movie. If you can sell the plot in 60 seconds, you'll have them lining up for the premiere.
A video resume can help you stand out from the competition and give potential employers a more personal insight into your skills and personality. Invest in good camera equipment, and make sure your video is well-produced, concise, and showcases your strengths. Here's what to include:
