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Inspired by a real client success story shared in Jobseeking is Hard, Issue #144 If you're trying to pivot into a new field…or finally...

Here’s a roundup of recent resume advice. Quick, practical reminders to make your resume more relevant, readable, and recruiter-friendly....

Found this in the archives…still holds up: Actionable advice across resumes, applications, interviews, networking, and LinkedIn. A few...

Inspired by a real client success story shared in Jobseeking is Hard, Issue #143 If you're aiming for leadership roles, your resume might...

11 actionable tips to help you cut through the noise and get noticed. If you’re in job search mode and your resume just isn’t getting the...

Inspired by a real client success story shared in Jobseeking is Hard Issue #142 If your resume is saying everything, it might be...

Inspired by a real client success story shared in Jobseeking is Hard Issue #141 If your resume feels like it’s saying a lot...but not...

Ever feel like your resume is working against you...even when you know you’re qualified? That was the case for a Review Bundle client who came to me with a clear goal: pivot into something more aligned with their values. They had the experience. They were more than capable. But their resume was holding them back. The framing didn’t match the roles they were targeting.

One of my Comprehensive Resume Review clients landed a new role with a 34% raise just 15 days after making strategic changes to their resume.

One of my Comprehensive Resume Review clients came to me with a solid background...but a resume that was doing too much. It listed every job in detail (recruiting, events, professional development, customer service) and expected the reader to figure out what they were best at. The result? A confusing mix of skills with no clear direction. It was what I call a "kitchen sink" resume.

AI-written resumes, auto-apply tools, and generic cover letters aren’t getting you interviews. Here’s why recruiters ignore them, and what actually works.