Business The dos and don'ts of the modern resume Your resume can be the first impression you make with a potential employer. So you want to put your best foot forward when crafting one.

Do: Write for the robots Adding the position you are applying for at the top can help get your resume past applicant tracking systems, according to Demisha Jennings, a certified resume writer.

If you are in job search mode, central to your success is having both an executive résumé and LinkedIn profile that clearly communicate your value. While your résumé is wholly focused on your ...

Don't: Get too fancy The top of your resume is the most valuable real estate. So, make sure recruiters and hiring managers can easily find what they need. "A creative resume is working against you ...

Unified Branding: A consistent profile summary ensures that your personal brand message is uniform, reducing confusion and reinforcing your key attributes, but on a resume, it should only be 5 to ...

A fresh, modern design can help your resume stand out and leave a positive impression on recruiters and hiring managers. Here’s what I recommend for building a modern resume: ...

Your resume should be easily read, but always keep presentation in mind. Don't put a few straggler sentences at the end of Page 2: either cut out content or put down enough to fill a full second page.

Business What does a modern resume look like? Published: Oct. 25, 2019, 11:00 a.m.

"The resume continues to be an important job-hunting tool, but it's also useful for professionals to create online profiles that highlight their expertise and qualifications," said Robert Hosking ...