Video resumes have become a popular way for job applicants to showcase their skills and qualifications in recent years. The document dispels 5 common myths about video resumes: 1) They are not too technical to create, as screen recording software makes them easy to produce. 2) Video resumes are useful for all job types as they demonstrate a candidate's effort, enthusiasm, and communication skills. 3) Employers are likely to view video resumes found online during searches. 4) Appearing on camera is not required as screen recording allows voiceovers, images and text without appearing on camera. 5) Video resumes are inexpensive or free to create using screen recording software and free video hosting platforms.

2.  Video resumes have become popular in last couple of years
themselves
from the
It’s not Surprising

3. Myth #1
Video is WAY too Technical

4. The REAL DEAL
 Video has never been easier
 Don't need a bunch of fancy equipment or editing suite
 Screen recording software makes it EASY (it’s much easier
than appearing on camera)

5. Myth #2
Video is Only useful for
certain Job Types

6.  Showcase all three while separating yourself from the crowd
Every Employer Wants . . .
— Effort
— Enthusiasm
— Good verbal communication skills
 A candidate that demonstrates:

7. Myth #3
Employers won't watch
my Video

8. The REAL DEAL
 Most employers today are “Googling” you and
will see your Social Media Profiles
 Equal Employment Opportunity (EEOC’s) latest discussion
on the topic
http://tinyurl.com/a76ztkp

9. Myth #4
I have to Appear
on Camera

10. The REAL DEAL
 Screen recording software makes it easy.
 Includes your voice, images, and text.
 Logo of the company, even a picture of yourself.
 Employers can make the connection between your voice and
your picture.

11. Myth #5
Video is Expensive

12. The REAL DEAL
 Free screen recording software
 Host and share selectively by using your free
YouTube account.
 Total Cost to create $0.

13. The RECAP
Myth #1
Video is Way too Technical
Myth #2
Video is Only useful for
certain Job Types
Myth #3
Employers won't watch
my Video
Myth #4
I have to Appear
on Camera
Myth #5
Video Is Expensive