If you dream of being a dancer, whether a prima ballerina, “Hamilton” backup dancer, or performer in a traveling troupe, having a compelling dance résumé is key. Beyond demonstrating your performance ...

A video résumés isn’t appropriate for every role. But for some, it can just be a great tool to help you stand out (in a good way). When it comes to job-hunting, video résumés are a tricky topic. A ...

Looking at the past to determine your future. Every employer, everywhere, is looking for one thing - and one thing only. From Denny’s to the Department of Defense, organizations need solutions ...

In today’s competitive job market, every detail on your resume matters. One common question among job seekers and career professionals is, “Should I put skills on my resume?“ The answer is a ...

It’s been well established that the good ol’ objective statement has gone out of fashion in the world of resumes. But what’s all this about its replacement—the summary statement? Depending on who you ...

A lot of resume advice is good, some of it is bad, but it’s difficult to know which is which – especially when it comes to creating a resume that works for you. So I wanted to share what we’ve learned ...

To make sure you’re only bringing in the best candidates for job interviews, screen resumes to filter out red flags and identify the most promising applicants.

A: It feels like the biggest catch-22 of the working world: You can’t get a job without experience, but you can’t get experience without a job. The good news is, it’s not as impossible as it sounds.

If you’re currently in search of a job and there’s a gap on your resume that spans six months or more, you may be worried that this lapse in employment will raise red flags with potential employers.

If you've done everything you can to create your resume and translate your military skills to the outside world, you're on the road to getting a great post-military job. But now some troops may have ...