Career Advice & Resume Tips

Applying for jobs in another country means your resume has to follow a different set of rules. What works in the US will confuse a hiring manager in Germany. What's expected in Japan would look strang...

If your career doesn't follow a straight line - freelancing, career changes, gaps, military transition, time off for family - traditional resume advice isn't built for you. Most guides assume you have...

Your resume doesn't need to look like you've been working for ten years. It needs to look like you're someone worth betting on. Most recent grads overthink this - they stress about not having enough e...

Executive resumes play by different rules. At this level, nobody cares that you're "proficient in Microsoft Office" or that you "managed a team." They want to know what changed because you were in the...

Creative resumes have a weird problem that no other field deals with: the document itself is a sample of your work. A graphic designer with an ugly resume has already lost. A copywriter with dull, gen...

Your resume has to get past a robot before a human ever sees it. That's the reality of tech hiring - Applicant Tracking Systems filter out resumes that don't match what the algorithm is looking for, a...