How do you know what the employer is looking for? What does the employer want?
If there is a job ad, it's relatively easy as in that the employer will tell you what s/he wants.
But if there is no job ad, and you are putting together a resume to go cold calling on employers, how do you find out what they want then?
Well, one of the best ways, is to search online for jobs of the type for which you are looking. It doesn't matter where they are, you just want to find the ads, so you can see what skills and experience to highlight.
Even if you have a pretty good idea of what to put in, reading a few job ads can help you notice one or two more you hadn't thought of.
Another place to find skills and experience to highlight is in occupational classifications, which most countries, states and provinces have. However, one general site that can be used by anyone anywhere to get good information on what is involved in any specific job is the US Onet site.
This is huge site with very detailed information on a very wide variety of jobs and a good place to start looking for skills to mention in your resume.
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