How many times have you heard these six little words from a prospective employer: "We'll keep your résumé on file." Do they really mean it, or is that the equivalent of "the cheque's in the mail?" ...

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Your first goal when applying to jobs is always to save your resume from getting lost in employers’ big databases, but this is inevitably going to happen. Many recruiters and employers use some form ...

Word.docs look terrible as plain-text files if you just change the extension. Follow these steps to ensure your formatting meets best practices no matter what version you’re using. If you’ve spent ...

Getting your resume through the robots is tough enough as it is. While getting the right keywords in is important, The Wall Street Journal also suggests you don't forget to make the file name of your ...

Is your resume online? If it is, please make sure you don't give it the file name "resume." Use your name as a label. In a study of more than 10,000 resume files from a variety of industries, ...

Upgrading your resume is totally different to updating it; yet many people simply update their resumes and wonder why they're not hired for high-paying roles If you’re tired of being stuck in the same ...