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How to Write a Resume for Freelance Work

How to Write a Resume for Freelance Work

If you’re not searching for salaried employment, you may think of a resume as a non-necessity. Even though you probably point potential clients to your website or portfolio letting your work samples sell your services for you, the old-fashioned resume can still be a nice complement.

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5 More Resume Myths Debunked

5 More Resume Myths Debunked

Last week, we exposed the top 5 resume fairytales floating around and, wouldn’t you know it, we found even more! There’s just so much misinformation out there, we had to keep going. So check out these 5 resume myths and stop being duped by bad info.

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Confusion is Not Compelling

Confusion is Not Compelling

This resume is a hot mess. We can’t figure out who this person is or what she really did in her previous employment. That doesn’t instill confidence. And sadly, that’s just the beginning.

When is Social Media Appropriate to List on a Resume?

When is Social Media Appropriate to List on a Resume?

These days, it seems like everyone is on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. But are these things necessary or even appropriate to share with potential employers? Listing them on a resume may provide benefits depending on the industry and position.

Top 5 Resume Myths Debunked

Top 5 Resume Myths Debunked

With so much resume misinformation and “help” out there, it’s sometimes hard to distinguish the good from the bad from the downright ugly. But never fear, my friends. That’s exactly why Resify exists! And today, we’re confronting the most popular resume myths head-on and debunking them once and for all.

Resume versus CV: What’s the Difference?

Resume versus CV: What’s the Difference?

Have you stumbled on job postings that request applicants send a CV? If so, you’ll want to brush up on how a CV is different from a regular old resume. A CV is a distinct professional document with its own set of standards so don’t be fooled!

Writing a Functional Resume: Put Your Skills in the Spotlight

Writing a Functional Resume: Put Your Skills in the Spotlight

A traditional, chronological resume format might not always be the most effective way to illustrate your skills. A functional resume, though not appropriate for all positions and not accepted by all employers, may still be an option. Learn when—and how—to use one.

Resume Metadata Part 2: Customization & Improvement Tricks

Resume Metadata Part 2: Customization & ...

The hidden information in Word files can actually be used to your advantage—IF you know what you’re doing. Take your resume to the next level by customizing this data. And don’t worry; it’s easier than it sounds.

Resume Metadata Part 1: Uncover Concealed Info

Resume Metadata Part 1: Uncover Concealed Inf...

Is your resume hiding wacky information? Metadata, though often overlooked, can be a serious problem if uncovered and strange or embarrassing info is revealed. Learn how to remove, add and even enhance your resume through the use of document properties.

Is Your Resume 2 Cute 4 U 2 B Hired?

Is Your Resume 2 Cute 4 U 2 B Hired?

OMG! Those little winky smiley faces you love so much? They’re adorable…in a text message. On a resume though, they scream unprofessional! Don’t let your resume get tossed for something so silly. We’re breaking down the big no no’s you must avoid.

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