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Resume requirements change from job to job and from year to year — the skills and features that were useful in, say, 1997 may not apply today. Here are a few quick updates you can make to get a stellar … More
Guest blogger Lisa Rangel is an Executive Resume Writer at www.chameleonresumes.com, a Forbes Top 100 Career Website and recently named one of the top 28 resume writers in 2016 by Career Toolkit. She is also the LinkedIn Premium Career Group Moderator … More
Don’t have time for a complete resume revamp before your application deadline? Have no fear. These five tips to boost your resume don’t take long and can make a huge difference in whether you get hired! 1. Add your social … More
Guest blogger Lisa Rangel is an Executive Resume Writer and Official LinkedIn Moderator at ChameleonResumes.com, a Forbes Top 100 Career Website and recently named one of the top 28 resume writers in 2016 by Career Toolkit. She has been featured on … More
Guest blogger Lisa Rangel is an executive resume writer and official LinkedIn moderator at ChameleonResumes.com, a Forbes Top 100 Career Website. She has been featured on BBC, Investor’s Business Daily, Forbes.com, Fox News, Yahoo Finance, US News, and more. She is the creator … More
You already know that you should update your resume pretty regularly, especially after a major achievement or when you’re looking for a new job. But there are small tweaks you can make to your resume that may make a bigger … More
Your resume probably gets a slew of attention whenever you’re gearing up to find a job: Updating, revamping, reformatting, even completely rewriting if you’re going into a different industry or field. But it turns out, your resume actually may not … More
You have a killer cover letter. You have a revamped resume. Now all you have to do is snag that ever-elusive job interview. Here are ways to make sure potential employers notice you and invite you in! Hint: It involves … More
Wondering why no potential employers are calling you back? It may be because your resume and cover letter are littered with cliches that you can’t even back up. Here are a few key phrases to avoid using in your resume, … More
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Guest writer Sarah Landrum gives some advice on whether or not to include company achievements on your resume. Accomplishments and achievements can be a little tricky to include on a resume. Too much makes it sound like an exaggeration, and … More
You already know a lot about resume writing and editing by now: No typos, no lying, no false references … and now, no Times New Roman font. A new report from Bloomberg says that the classic Times New Roman font … More
Common resume mistakes include dumb things like typos, spelling errors and the like. But there are four other huge resume mistakes that can land your resume and cover letter in the circular file, as well as any shot you’d have … More
Lying on resumes isn’t new, but it is much easier to call you out on your BS now than it ever was before. Our pals at BackgroundChecks.org composed this handy dandy infographic about lying on resumes (and lying in general), … More
If you’re looking for a job, make sure you’re not making these mistakes that could hurt your shot at getting hired. Bad news: You probably are making at least one of them. You’re not shouting from the rooftops that you’re … More
