If you’ve ever searched for a new job, you’ve probably heard a lot of “rules” about how to write your resume, apply for roles, or network your way into your next opportunity. The problem? A lot of those so-called rules are completely outdated—or just plain wrong. At...
There is no denying that job searching today is different than it was 50 years ago. Instead of looking in the classifieds section of the newspaper or dropping your resume off at a business, you’re scanning job sites and submitting your resume online. It only makes...
One piece of fairly consistent resume is advice is to steer clear of functional resumes; they’re often perceived as trying to cover up gaps in employment, short job stints, or other undesirable issues. Job seekers may like them because it’s an opportunity to more...
Imagine it: You’re scanning job openings and you find a position that seems right up your alley and are confident that you could be successful. Then you get to the bottom and see that it lists qualifications that you don’t have. Should you chalk it up to a loss and...
When it comes to your resume, lying should never be an option. At the same time, it also isn’t your life history. Your resume is a snapshot of your career and accomplishments to show employers what you bring to the table and why you are a good fit for the open...
Controversial Organizations: Do They Belong on Your Resume? 
