As helpful as social media and sites such as LinkedIn are, a traditional resume is still a...
You will find that your résumé is an invaluable tool, applicable in many situations. For those...
For those at the beginning of their career, the old adage of “I need experience before I can...
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For all things resume, less is generally more.
Your resume is not an exercise in seeing how...
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"A real benefit to preparing your résumé is that none of your prep work will go to waste. Every...
Education and work history are two headings that most people include on a resume. Many...
If your resume is a first impression, the first glance—and the top section of the resume in...
The professional experience section is, essentially the “meat” of the resume for most, and for...
Your education, while not always a primary focus of the resume, is an important section to...
Some situations require that additional information be included when an obvious spot isn’t...
Employers may receive thousands of resumes for one position. Because of this, they are often...
Some things are inappropriate for a resume or simply better not to include. Here are some rules...
When submitting to job sites/boards, etc., you'll want two versions of your resume. A...
When conducting a job search, be prepared to submit your resume in a variety of formats and...