At RezScore , we get that feeling all the time…looking at resumes. The resume is a blank canvas that any job seeker can transform into a unique document. When every resume uses the same jargon in the same way, it’s just a waste of space and opportunity. That sounds so shiny and wonderful; it should be in your resume, right? MORE >>

One way to strengthen the punch with your resume is to use numbers. Numbers stand out on resumes and can be used to showcase the scope and scale of your responsibilities as well as your accomplishments. Note that resume have their own grammar rules and I use digits for all numbers, even those under ten, since digits command attention. MORE >>

Have you found that your resume isn’t getting the attention you want? Admittedly, I’m not a fan of the resume. ve found that resumes are old-fashioned and poorly designed. believe in a complete overhaul and redefinition of the resume so that excellent candidates aren’t passed over. Look at your resume. MORE >>

If you’re an unemployed professional it’s a no brainer that you need to make the investment in a professionally-prepared resume as part of your job search portfolio in order to stand out above the competition. So why do so many professionals and executives who already have a job balk when it comes to professionally updating their resumes? MORE >>

It can also be a creative way to see what really jumps out of your resume, rather than what you think it says. The words that appear most often and most prominently in your resume are the ones that are likely to make the biggest impression to the reader. Wordle your resume and see what you get! Advertise on Career Rocketeer. MORE >>