Resumes
Find tips and advice on all aspects of resume writing, from crafting a resume's various sections to optimizing a resume for an applicant tracking system. Also learn how to use resume builders and templates.
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While employment gaps are common, mentioning a gap to an employer can be stressful. Resume-Now provides insights into how to handle this.
Did you know that tailoring your resume to each position is important? Resume-Now provides insights into which parts of your resume you should customize.
Resume builders are professional, easy to use and a great way to craft a resume in a matter of minutes.
Need help writing the job summary section of your resume? Resume-Now provides tips and examples to help you create a resume that stands out and gets you...
Sending out a generic, one-size-fits-all resume is the biggest resume taboo of all. Learn why you must target your resume content to the job you want.
The rise in applicant tracking systems (ATS) means resumes need to be written both for people and bots. Resume-Now teaches you how to get it right.
While employment gaps are common, mentioning a gap to an employer can be stressful. Resume-Now provides insights into how to handle this.
Making sure your resume stands out to hiring managers and recruiters is crucial. Gain insight into 30+ of 2020's best free online certifications.
Your resume should lay out the most compelling facts about your career. Your cover letter should tell your story. Here’s how to write both.
How long should your resume ideally be? Find out more about appropriate resume lengths for new grads, mid-career candidates and senior-level job seekers.
A job search should be more than just sending resumes and waiting. Be more strategic in your hunt by following these tips.
Sometimes the look of your resume's words can matter as much as their meaning. Do your best to make sure your font size isn't annoying employers.
Learn why you need a plain text version of your resume at your fingertips — in addition to one in Word or PDF format.
Including honors and awards in your resume is perfectly acceptable. But there are a few things to know about which resume section to place them in.