It’s no secret that employers want people who are adaptable, can solve problems, and contribute to the organization's success. The difference between an employee who can do these things and one who can’t come down

You know the drill: a great resume should detail your “marketable” skills, work experience, and accomplishments. That’s not new information.  What many people don’t know is that they can choose how that information is presented.

You sit down to update your resume and your brain goes blank. You don’t know what to include and what to leave out. Every section sounds awkward and the document just doesn’t feel ‘you’. Does

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