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Resume - sm

Posted: Aug 22nd, 2021 - 4:00 pm In Reply to: Resume question - sleepymt

Usually a company is only interested in your last 7 years of employment.

However, my resume is two pages as well because I use bulleted lists for responsibilities, as it is easy reading.

I feel like when reading an article, if it's one entire paragraph and I can't follow it, I stop reading. Big turnoff.

The only other thing I can suggest is adjust your margins, make your font smaller, or take out redundancies by listing a few companies with those same duties in one entry. Don't make your print too small though.

If you have your name and contact info at the top, try and make it all one line.

All the resumes I see when I Google new ways is to line up your personal info down the side and then just use small spurts down the center just including some of your skills. You will want something to talk about in the interview and that's when you'll expand on your experience.

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Resume question - sleepymt (Views: 883, 2021-08-20, 5:59 pm)
- I have never honored that outdated suggestion. With - 30 plus years of experience (Views: 734, 2021-08-20, 6:31 pm)
  - Oh, agreed! - sleepymt (Views: 644, 2021-08-21, 12:55 am)
    - You are welcome and good luck. - nm (Views: 713, 2021-08-21, 1:16 am)
      - Good points - Do what works best for you (Views: 699, 2021-08-21, 11:45 am)
  - I agree. I did exactly the same thing with my resume. - That way, they can read whatever they choose (Views: 521, 2021-08-21, 11:54 am)
- Resume - sm
  - Thank you! - sleepymt (Views: 517, 2021-08-23, 12:28 am)
    - one page - resume (Views: 641, 2021-08-27, 1:41 am)