Double-Checking for Errors on Your Resume

Double-Checking for Errors on Your Resume

A quick way to get your resume sent to the “no” pile is to submit a document that is littered with errors. Though a recruiter knows you weren’t a “sales manger” but rather a “sales manager,” it shows that you did not take the time to proofread, so what does that say...
Finding Balance: Who is Your Resume Really About?

Finding Balance: Who is Your Resume Really About?

The logical answer to this question would be you, of course. After all, your resume is a document depicting your education, skills, experiences, and accomplishments. However, your resume isn’t just about you. It’s also about prospective employers. When writing your...
Deciding Which Jobs to Include on Your Resume

Deciding Which Jobs to Include on Your Resume

If you’ve had a long or varied career history, including every job you’ve held on your resume just isn’t realistic or effective. Your resume could end up becoming way longer and more complex than it needs to be. It could also lead to confusion about who you are as a...
How to Tackle Lengthy Job Experience on Your Resume

How to Tackle Lengthy Job Experience on Your Resume

When you’re just starting out in your career, it can be a struggle to feel like you have enough information on your resume to attract hiring managers. On the flip side, once you’ve acquired a significant amount of experience, the challenge is figuring out what do with...