I have another work from home opportunity that you're going to want to jump on before it's too late.

I have another work from home opportunity that you're going to want to jump on before it's too late. It is entry level, you can come in with no experience in this area, they're going to train you from start to finish and they are hiring massively for their October class. My name is V and I share real remote job leads, so make sure you follow, save this post and drop work from home so you can tell TikTok to keep bringing you job leads to your FYP. Before we hop into the opportunity though, I want you to make sure you check one thing on your resume before you even go to apply. That's it. Because this is a great opportunity, even though it's entry level, that does not mean you come in looking any type of way. Remember I told you all that. The one thing that I want you to check before you even go and apply is making sure that your resume is formatted correctly. We know to tailor already, we know to show our value already. That part I've explained and showed to y'all over and over again, but the formatting, the formatting is going to hold you back no matter what else you do. In order not to make this too long, I'm just going to make a list and screenshot it so I can put it on the post for you guys, and you can screenshot it and make sure your resume is good there. By the way, the reason why you have to manually enter in your information even though you uploaded your resume is because of the formatting. ATS can pull something in the formatting, so therefore it left it blank, so you can fill it out manually yourself, but a lot of us skip over that and don't fill out nothing, so therefore we show up as invisible and get a rejection because we thought they were looking at a resume but they wasn't, but you know that's a whole separate post. I review resumes every single day, a lot of people follow the tailoring, they put in the keywords, they show their value, they optimize to perfection damn near, but the formatting is what blocks them so they keep getting rejected. If they fix the formatting, hello, interviews started coming in. A lot of people, you tailor, you tailor, you tailor, the one thing holding you back is the format, now you know to fix it. Now on to this job. So Sedgwick is looking for Claims Representative, it's for Workers Compensation Training Program, and in this program you are going to be trained as a new industry professional. You'll have a four week concept based learning and professional training program followed by a dedicated onboarding experience before entering the on the job phase. You will be assigned a mentor and a manager that will support and guide you on your career journey and equip you with the foundational skills needed for a successful career in claims adjusting. Next class start date is October 12th. You will need a high school diploma or GED at minimum. Starting compensation is $25.65 and it is full benefits. If you are interested in checking out this opportunity, you are going to go directly to the company's career page of Sedgwick. Now they have multiple, I mean multiple workers compensation training program openings listed for US telecommuter, that's the location that you would put in. You could have put a whole new one up today, just apply to the most recent.