Grandma Goes to the Movies: Highlighting Transferable Skills with Legally Blonde Transferable skills are key to proving your capabilities when entering a new career path. In this article, one of our professional writers analyzes the classic Legally Blonde to show how...
What’s the Point of a Summary of Qualifications, Anyway? (Featuring Resume Summary Examples) Your resume’s summary of qualifications can be an elusive section. Many job seekers write mediocre summaries (or worse, confuse them with objective statements)...
How to Include Pandemic-Related Remote Work Achievements on Your Resume Most companies had to pivot in some shape or form due to the COVID-19 pandemic. If your work included spearheading pandemic-related adjustments, make sure to note those achievements on your...
Should I Submit My Resume as a PDF or a Word Doc? Whether you should submit your resume as a pdf or word doc depends on the situation. Read on to figure out the right format for you. By: Grace Mitchell | Contributor for Let’s Eat, Grandma So you’ve written a...
Return to the Workforce, Part 2: How to Structure Your Comeback Resume Are you looking to return to the workforce after a pandemic gap spent after taking time off to care for children? It can be overwhelming to relaunch your career, so we’ve compiled a few specific...
Top 5 Resume Hacks to Avoid (And What to Do Instead) You’ve probably heard of them before: Resume “hacks” like squeezing in a bunch of keywords in tiny, white text have been passed around for a long time. Here are a few of our favorite (to avoid)....
