Resume Advice
“You will get yourself rejected before you have even had the opportunity to get in front of a manager.”
If you’re currently on a job hunt, or have been previously, chances are you’ve found yourself at your wit’s end of …
The resume objective has been a mainstay of resume templates for a long time, but in today’s job market, using one can do more harm than good.
As the name suggests, an objective statement basically tells the reader what your …
Learn how ATS work, what they do to your resume, and how to beat ATS so that your resume gets seen by the decision makers who schedule job interviews.
What do you know about applicant tracking systems?
If you think …
When you need to provide references to a potential employer, the best way to do it is to create a reference list to share with them. You don’t want to include the list on your resume. Create a separate list …
What is the difference between a resume and a CV? The primary differences between a resume and a curriculum vitae (CV) are length, what is included, and what each is used for. While both are used in job applications, a …
When applying for certain positions in the US, as well as jobs internationally, you may be required to submit a curriculum vitae rather than a resume. A curriculum vitae, or CV, includes more information than your typical resume, including details …
Our communications—even corporate communications—are highly visual. We commonly speak in memes, GIFs, and emojis, so attaching a picture to your resume may seem like a good idea. But not so fast…
There are several reasons why a picture on …
How to Add Extracurricular Activities to Your Resume—So They Actually Help Your Job Search was originally published on The Muse, a great place to research companies and careers. Click here to search for great jobs and companies near you.
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How—and When—to Include Projects on Your Resume (Plus Examples!) was originally published on The Muse, a great place to research companies and careers. Click here to search for great jobs and companies near you.
If you’ve completed a project you’re …