When you're writing your resume, remember the following: Mirror the language of the job description to the extent that it's relevant to your own experience. Use numbers to illustrate accomplishments — ...

Longtime HR executive and Simon Taylor has seen all kinds of resumes throughout his career. But none compare to one he received for a tech role at Disney during his more than two years as a recruiter ...

A recruiter’s perception of your résumé can make or break your job search. If recruiters can read your résumé with ease and quickly understand the benefits of hiring you, then you will be placed in ...

A former Google recruiter says applicants often have too many words and paragraphs in their résumés. Nolan Church said applicants had "zero chance" of moving ...

As any job hunter knows all too well, there’s a lot of competition out there. In today’s job market, employers are inundated with dozens—even hundreds—of resumes for almost any position they post. And ...

When you apply for a job and send in your resume, it has to pop immediately. "A resume is showcasing you in a 10-to-60-second format on paper," says former Google and Nvidia recruiter and current HR ...

Not all résumés are created equal – and they shouldn't be. There are different formats out there that are accepted by recruiters. Consider your professional history carefully before deciding which one ...

Long Island congressman George Santos admitted to lying about his qualifications on his résumé. Recruiters said that much of Santos' résumé was suspicious, including the careless formatting. They said ...

When you’re writing your resume there are a number of different audiences to consider. There’s the hiring manager. There’s the robot resume scanner. And there’s another person altogether: the ...