Writing & Design

Creating a well-written resume is one thing, but making it look good is an entirely different challenge. We’ll help you do both! Whether you’re looking for comprehensive advice on resume design or just a few resume writing tips to make your words sound more impressive, our articles will walk you through the resume creation process from beginning to end.

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.

Your Lying Eyes: Reveal Hidden Resume Typos

So, you think you can proofread your own resume, huh? Are you really going to trust your lying eyes? Typos have a way of hiding themselves but, somehow, potential employers never miss them! There’s only one sure-fire way to catch your mistakes.

From A to Z: Our Big Fat List of Powerful Resume Action Verbs

Is your resume a big yawn? Put some power in it! Action is one of the most attractive traits for a job applicant. A few carefully selected action verbs can demonstrate your skills in an exciting, effective way.

Beef Up Your Resume: Mix Keywords and Action Verbs

Are you focusing on format and ignoring the real meat of your resume? Beef it up by using a combination of keywords and action verbs. We’ll show you how to create the perfect mix to get you noticed.

The Resume Silver Bullet

Is there one simple formatting solution that will help any resume look more organized and more professional? Yep. And we’re sharing it with all of you. It’s not magic; but it could be your secret weapon.

Make Each Word Count: 11 Tips to Power Up Your Resume

You want your resume to say a lot about you but your space is limited. There’s not much room for fluff. Discover how to utilize powerful words to maximize your impact, while avoiding weak ones that add little value.

Design a Killer Resume: 5 Fail-Proof Formatting Tips

Eye catching resumes require more than just downloading a template. Stand out by submitting a well formatted document that demonstrates the quality of your personal brand. These tips will help you jazz up your resume – without going overboard.