6 Things You Should Always Include on Your Resume
More The 4-Step Formula for Giving Good Feedback How to Take Back Control of Your Day, According to a Former Sniper 30 Questions You Should Be Ready to Answer During a Job Interview Capturing someone’s attention and making a great first impression in just six seconds is no easy feat. Now, imagine trying to do this without ever meeting that person. Well, if you’re a job seeker who submits an outstanding resume that tells your “career story” in a succinct, easy-to-follow way, it’s actually very achievable. To ensure your resume stands out (for the right reasons), there are a few things you’ll want to avoid and some you’ll definitely want to include, says Tina Nicolai, executive career coach and founder of Resume Writers’ Ink . “Basically employers want to see where candidates have earned, learned, and contributed.” Whether to include things like an objective statement, list of skills, and education will depend on your level of experience and industry — but here are six simple things...