Your resume is the most important part of the job application process because it is the first thing that employers see. Research suggests that recruiters spend an average of 7.4 seconds skimming a ...

You optimized your résumé for Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS), tailoring keywords and formatting to beat the bots. Congratulations—it worked! That is saying something because HBR found 88% of ...

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Despite this, many still fall into the trap of presenting a list of daily responsibilities rather than demonstrating their worst on a résumé. Before you do the same, here are five examples of ...

Creating a good resume is important. This is typically the first impression that a company gets of your work. Thanks to my ...

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A lot of resume advice is good, some of it is bad, but it’s difficult to know which is which – especially when it comes to creating a resume that works for you. So I wanted to share what we’ve learned ...

Q. My uncle recently gave me a book on Resumes, but I fear it might already be outdated. I’ve looked at plenty of examples online, but I wonder if there is any new and improved Resume guidance I ...

What do recruiters see when they look at your résumé? As Business Insider previously reported, eye-tracking technology indicates that recruiters spend only six seconds making their initial judgment.

If you’re in the job market, you’d be forgiven for thinking this post falls under the, ‘heard it before, going to hear it again’ category. After all, when it comes to résumés, everyone seems to agree ...