by negar | Jun 8, 2020 | Resume, Tips
A 1955 issue of Changing Times advised its readers to stick to one page and only include relevant information. Times (and expectations) have changed quite a bit since then.How Long Should a Resume be?A typical resume is one or two pages long. For recent graduates, one... 
by Julie | Jul 22, 2019 | LinkedIn, Resume, Tips
Here is an article that describes the difference between information to include on a resume versus a LinkedIn profile. http://money.usnews.com/money/blogs/outside-voices-careers/2015/06/04/heres-how-your-resume-and-linkedin-profile-should-differ... 
by Copywriter | Jul 22, 2019 | Cover Letter, Job Application, Resume
Looking for a new job requires patience, determination and a resume that stands out. Resume writing has a lot of dos and don’t associated with it, and our clients often say they are unsure what these unwritten rules are (and they fear they will break them). Here are... 
by Julie | Jul 22, 2019 | Job Application, Portfolio, Resume, Tips
I have seen a lot of articles online about what not to do when writing your resume. While I agree with some of this advice, there are 4 mistakes I repeatedly see. Here are some tips that I follow, and share with my clients when writing a resume. Illegible Fonts... 
by Julie | May 23, 2016 | Portfolio, Resume, Tips
A portfolio is a document which presents an overview of your career, as well as your skills, certifications, accomplishments and employment experiences. It is longer than your resume, and goes into much greater detail. It may include samples of your work. For... 
by Julie | Apr 29, 2016 | Keywording, Resume, Scanning, Tips
As referenced in our blog post about applying to jobs via email, here is some information from forbes.com about how resumes are scanned by companies. It was written by Lisa Quast. Click here to read...