In this competitive job market, your resume really needs to shine to stand out from the crowd, which means the tired cliches have to go.

You can customize your resume for every application. It is of immense importance to carefully read the job description and identify key skills or experiences they’re looking for. For example, if ...

"If you put your efforts in other places, you should really highlight ... something up by making it look very pretty" (unless, of course, you're in an industry like graphic design where that's ...

in your resume's professional summary and also within your skills highlights section, which should be towards to the top, before your employment history section. You can also take this a step ...

We're starting to think that no one is actually watching Missouri football, because in what world should they be ranked ... That's not what their resume looks like at all! Missouri has lost ...

Ex-Meta and Google exec Jennifer Dulski likes to ask about people's lives before their resume in a job interview. Here's why.

Well, you should ... It's like saying, "Here’s the proof; go ahead and take a look." Showing is always more powerful than telling. Think of your resume as more than a checklist of traits.

In her new book, career coach Megan Hellerer explains how your carefully crafted 10-year plan is holding you back, not ...

Norwich president John Broadmeadow, a retired lieutenant general, wrote in a Monday morning letter to the university community that the paper should resume ... might look like once it resumes ...

That's where resume stalking comes in ... "consulting," or "hospitality and tourism." Second: "If I look around my daily life, what brands/logos do I see that seem interesting?" ...