Resumés

The resumé is an essential tool of the job search. Almost every job listing will include a request for a resumé, and the quality of your resumé may make the difference between being hired and not even being called in for an interview. Thus it is essential that your resumé show you in the best possible light.

What Is a Resumé and Why Is It so Important?

Resumé Writing from Scratch -- How to Get Started

An Updated Resumé Is an Employee's Best Friend

Tips For Making A Resumé For An Internship

How to Adapt your Resumé to a Career Change

Three Ways to Customize Your Resumé to Get the Job You Want

Printed Resumé Do's and Don'ts

Helpful Tips for Emailing Your Resumé

Chronological vs. Functional Resumés

What to Do with Gaps in Your Work Experience

Is There a Place for Hobbies and Interests on Your Resumé?

Tips on Listing Self-employment on Your Resumé

Prioritizing Job Descriptions in Your Resumé

How to Write a Professional Summary for Your Resumé

Qualifications -- What Do Employers Look For?

Resources for Resumé Examples

When Your Job Title Doesn't Match Your Job Responsibilities

Resumé Action Words

How to Format Your Resumé

Including References on Your Resumé

Designing Your Resumé to Grab Employers' Attention

How to State Your Responsibilities Most Effectively

Keep It Short: Resumé Length Guidelines

Transferable Skills

Resumé Review -- Asking and Getting Help

Resumé Headings

Make Your Resumé Scannable

Tips on Listing Publications in your Resumé

Electronic Resumé Dos and Don'ts

Last updated October 9, 2016