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Work Gaps On Your Resume. 5 Ways To Handle Them
Work gaps happen. Whether you left a job, were laid-off or Covid happened, these gaps are a reality, and they may need to be addressed on your resume.
10 Myths of The Job Search
Keep your resume to one page. If you have worked 15+ years and can keep your resume to one page, you are definitely not selling yourself properly. Your resume needs to be concise and shouldn't be multiple pages in length but two pages is very common. Remember, you can use addendum pages for awards, achievements etc.1-myth
Job Descriptions: 6 Things To Watch Out For
Job descriptions can give you great information. They can also point out 'red flags' about a job.