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Should your resume be one page or two? How many words per page? What about more experienced hires? This guide will answer those questions and more.
If you have experience training employees — particularly new hires — that belongs on your resume. In this guide, we’ll walk you through exactly how and where to put it.
If you’re applying for jobs that involve managing others, hiring managers will be looking for examples of leadership experience on your resume. Here’s how to impress.
Sometimes, you can change the official job title on your resume to increase your chances of getting interviews. Here’s when you can, and how to do it without causing any issues down the line.
Need to demonstrate communication skills to land a job? Copy these examples and follow these practical tips for showing those skills on your resume.
If you’ve done freelance work, adding it to your resume can be an important way to demonstrate your skill set. Learn how to include it in this article.
Wondering if you should add online courses to your resume? This guide will tell you exactly when and how it’s worth doing.
Learn when and how to include language skills on your resume with this guide, with specific examples from real resumes.
Whether you’re writing a resume for the first time or giving yours a much-needed update, here’s the complete guide to making your work experience stand out.
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