We’ll take you through exactly how to list certifications on your resume, including industry-specific qualifications to look into and where they belong on your resume.
Targeting your resume is a simple process — figure out what it is employers are looking for, then highlight those things on your resume. Here's a guide on how to do that.
According to recruiters, you should generally use the past tense when writing your resume. But there are exceptions where the present tense may be more appropriate. Here are some specific examples.
Adding soft skills to your resume requires more than just listing them. Here's how to show, not tell, your resume soft skills in a way that recruiters will love.
The majority of companies now use an Applicant Tracking System. This guide contains everything you need to know to beat the ATS and get your resume into the hands of a real person.
Not sure if your project is resume-worthy? Check out our guide on when, where, and how to include projects on your resume.
Learn how to address and explain a gap on your resume with confidence and clarity, whether it's a short-term gap or a 2-year employment hiatus
A skills section is a core part of your resume and helps you get past resume screeners. Here's what to include, what to avoid and examples you can use.
The education section on your resume is more important than you think. Here’s how to structure it, including advice for current students and recent grads.
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