Resume Updating Time
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Time to Update Your Resume
Summary:
Is your resume up-to-date? If not, it might be outdated and inaccurate. Use the new year as an opportunity to refresh it.Keywords:
resumes, curriculum vitae, cover letters, career, job search, work history, employmentArticle:
Are you in a R.U.T.? Not stuck in a ditch, but is it Resume Updating Time?
If you haven't refreshed your resume in the past year, now is the perfect moment to do so. Start with the header: ensure all your information is correct. I’ve seen old phone numbers and outdated email addresses too many times. You want potential employers to reach you, right? Make sure they can.
What about your objective? Has it changed, or does the wording need a little sprucing up?
Review your employment history?"even if there were no promotions last year, your tasks might have evolved. Highlight these changes and remove any jobs older than a decade. Experts suggest listing work history for the past ten years only. Remember, job applications will ask for more details, so keep your resume concise.
Consider any new training or education. Have you completed courses or earned a degree? Make those achievements stand out.
Regarding references, never include them directly on your resume. Simply state, "References available upon request."
Once you’ve updated your resume, have a trusted friend or hiring professional review it. Implement their feedback to ensure it’s top-notch.
Even if you’re not planning to change jobs this year, unexpected situations like a forced exit or an internal promotion might require an immediate resume. Avoid the last-minute scramble; update it now while it's fresh in your mind.
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