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If you have ever stared at a blank document wondering how you are supposed to sound confident without sounding arrogant, you ...

You already know how to write a resume. You put your contact info at the top and then list your jobs in reverse chronological order, with your education at the end. Done! What's the big deal? The big ...

Former federal workers can go anywhere with their skills — but they need to know how to explain it in a way that makes sense ...

I learned to write a résumé in the early 1980s. I wrote my résumés back then exactly the way the résumé-writing books prescribed, using sentence fragments (“Results-oriented professional”) and ...

Are you looking for a new job this coming year? There’s a high chance your application gets lost with all the other applicants’ resumes, but if you learn and gain fluency in a second (or third!) ...

Do you want to have a resume that stands out from the crowd and catches the recruiter's eye? A resume that guarantees your name is reflected on the org chart? If so, then these resume writing tips ...

Imagine if your job required you to read other people's resumes all day long? You'd go out of your mind. It would be fun reading resumes if people wrote interesting things about themselves, but almost ...

Are you procrastinating (again) instead of writing your resume? During military transition, it can feel like you were issued a mechanical monkey who wakes you up with his tiny cymbals to remind you ...