Career Advice & Resume Tips

Tech resumes play by different rules. In most industries, your job titles and years of experience do most of the talking. In tech, people want to know what you've actually built, what tools you used t...

Taking a career break doesn't mean your professional value disappeared. But you do have to address it on your resume - directly, briefly, and without apologizing. The biggest mistake people make when ...

Not every side hustle belongs on your resume, but more of them do than most people think. If you've been running a small business, freelancing on the side, or building something that generates real re...

Applying for an internal promotion is weird. You're writing a resume for people who already know you, which feels unnecessary - but it's not. The resume forces you to make your case on paper, and that...

Your resume summary is the first thing a recruiter reads, and most of them are terrible. Not because they're poorly written grammatically - they're just empty. "Results-driven professional seeking a c...

If you've been freelancing, your resume needs to do something most resumes don't - it has to make a scattered collection of projects look like a coherent career. That's the real challenge. Not whether...