Opinion on Resume length
How many of you believe that a moderately sized resume is preferable to a forceful one-page or two-page resume? Additionally, for those who conduct interviews, do you genuinely prefer the one-page format
I have 17 yr experience, director sales in adtech & finally made an 1 pager resume. I totally love it. But will it be looked down to be too simple?
1 page resumes are great! It helps bring attention to the key elements that an interested party would look for. I would also suggest a two step approach, where your 1-page resume acts as the main highlights to peak interest, with a link to your LinkedIn profile provided within. LinkedIn profile can contain ALL the details of you work/relevant experience.
This should work because with your experience, you wouldn't necessarily be one amongst millions of job applicants, and that you will be applying to leadership/high level/specialized roles. The hiring team should be having a little more personalized approach to someone with your experience.
Valid points. Exactly what I'm doing. Thanks for the suggestion. Appreciate it
How many of you believe that a moderately sized resume is preferable to a forceful one-page or two-page resume? Additionally, for those who conduct interviews, do you genuinely prefer the one-page format
Most resume builder websites write FREE on their home page, but once user creates resume and tries to download, it asks for payment. :P
I'm getting zero to none interview calls from past few months, please roast my resume, any input would be highly valuable for me
Hiring for a couple of roles, and sorry to see the state of resumes. We are living in the best time of Internet, how come they are not being utilised? So many free websites, blogs, videos
Major points that should be followed
Hey people, I am trying to switch to a product marketing role (SAAS or any digital product). I would really appreciate some contructive feedback on my resume.
My resume is of two pages, but I am sharing the first page and some. Couldn...