Crafting a compelling resume is essential for advancing your career, especially if you’re aiming for a six-figure position. Including strong accomplishment statements that quantify achievements and ...

Not to be a downer, but most job postings receive an average of 250 applications per role. This might seem like a depressing number, but it’s important to keep the competition in mind. Why? Because it ...

Crafting a standout resume is crucial for project management professionals aiming to secure competitive positions in 2025’s ever-evolving job market. When targeting specialized roles, such as agile ...

You’re doing what almost everyone does with his or her resume bullets. Your bullets don’t help your case or reinforce your brand. The ones you’ve shared with us tell us what the job description ...

LAST time we began discussing the difference between a job description bullet and an accomplishment bullet and how the vast majority of people pay the price for not knowing the difference. After ...

There’s a lot of advice out there about your resume: Keep it to one page, change your duties to accomplishments, and tailor it to the job you’re applying for—just to name a few. But none of it really ...

What's a surefire way to have your résumé thrown aside within seconds of an employer reading it? Including overused, common phrases and words to describe yourself. Employers see this too often to make ...

Welcome back to Boulder, Buffs! As you venture into the semester, taking a moment to reflect on your summer and properly documenting your experiences can be beneficial for your professional outlook.

You want your resume to stand out. At the same time, you don’t want it to be unconventional to the point that it confuses recruiters and they pass over it. One way to boost your resume and still make ...

Which are better for presenting one's professional experience: lists of bullet points, or short paragraphs?<br><br>Most resumes I see here, and on the internet, use bullet points. The usual argument ...