Learn why you should list your communications and public relations work experience in reverse-chronological order on your resume.
How to order your work experience on your resume
The 3 things I look at first when reviewing a resume
There are three things that I always notice first when taking in a resume. When a resume has these three things, I find that the document - and the person behind it - make a good first impression.
Why PR pros should use CP Style on resumes
Public relations and communication professionals should use CP Style on their resumes to give themselves an advantage in their job searches.
What are the best fonts for resumes?
Pick the perfect font to ensure your resume is well-received by hiring managers. This blog post lists 6 perfect fonts to choose from.
3 reasons why you need a Word document version of your resume
Even if you design your resume using InDesign or Canva, read these 3 reasons why you need a version of your resume as a Word document.
How to reflect a layoff on your resume
If you have been laid-off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, here's how to cover it on your resume based on two scenarios.
Should you put your photo on your resume?
Earlier this week, I overheard a colleague saying they had just learned about photos on resumes, and were surprised that they’re now “a thing.” Although I’ve known about photos on resumes for a while, my colleague’s recent comment got me more curious about them. In this post, I'll reveal the truth about photos on resumes.... Continue Reading →
Get strategic about the contact information on your resume
Being strategic about the contact info on your resume, including your address, email, phone numbers and social media handles, can help you get the job.
Start your resume with a relevant skills section
Tell employers what you bring to the table in an easy-to-digest relevant skills section at the top of your resume.
Does your resume template need an upgrade?
Gone are the days of using a simple Microsoft Word document template for your resume. New modern resume templates look great and can give job searchers a competitive edge. If you’ve never seen one, they are generally aesthetically pleasing and unique, and use colour, icons, images and creative ways of laying out text. Pre-designed templates... Continue Reading →
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