Resume Tips

Resume Introduction: How To Start Your Resume (+5 Examples)

Writers and artists often say that the most difficult obstacle they face is that blank page or...

How to Include Public Speaking Skills on A Resume (+ Examples)

Though it might not seem obvious at first glance, public speaking continues to be an important...

5 Things Hiring Managers and Recruiters Want On Your Resume

There is nothing easy about writing a resume. After all, if resume writing were easy then we’d all...

How to Deal with Employment Gaps on Resume (+ Examples)

Our clients often ask us how to deal with a gap on a resume. Strategic job seekers want to know...

Writing the Perfect Resume with Little to No Experience (+ Examples)

Writing your first resume when you have little experience is a common challenge that nearly...

Accountant Resume (5 Tips + Examples)

Are you looking for a good accountant resume sample for 2020? You're in the right place! Using the...

5 Reasons Never To Use An Infographic Resume (+ Examples)

The resume is the most important document in your job search. It's the first impression you make...

Do You Include Dean’s List On A Resume? (Examples + Tips)

Most serious college students understand the importance of trying to make the dean’s list. It’s...

ATS Resume Test: Free ATS Checker and Formatting Examples (2020 Updated)

How can you tell if your resume is ATS friendly? Zipjob offers a free ATS resume checker which includes the results of a real ATS test.

How Far Back Should A Resume Go In 2020?

Many job seekers wonder how far back their resumes need to go back in terms of years of experience. Most people default to including all of their experience, even if it is irrelevant to their current job path. In this post, we talk about how many years to include on your resume, why we recommend this range, and when there are exceptions to the rule.