If you are in job search mode, central to your success is having both an executive résumé and LinkedIn profile that clearly communicate your value. While your résumé is wholly focused on your career ...

Did you know that the earliest documented resume can be traced back to 1482? That’s when Leonardo Da Vinci fired off a letter to the regent of Milan, trying to land a new job, according to Apollo ...

A resume is a short document that summarizes your educational background, career experience, qualifications, skills, achievements and more. A good resume will advertise your unique capabilities to a ...

Most recruiters will first skim your resume to see if you are a basic match for their open positions. Things like job titles and accomplishments are reviewed quickly for key pieces of info. If they ...

At the core of your LinkedIn experience is your profile. As you complete it, you are prompted to include information for all of your educational background as well as companies and positions that ...

Resume vs LinkedIn profile: You might be doing it all wrong Don't ignore your LinkedIn profile for fear people will know you're "looking." Always have a customized resume ready to go. Stack your ...

If you are searching for new job opportunities or expanding your professional network, having a LinkedIn profile showcasing your skills and experience is essential. And a key part of your profile is ...

As I tell job seekers in my Advanced LinkedIn Workshop, your LinkedIn profile is not your resume. It's important for me to say this, because many of these job seekers' LinkedIn profiles resemble their ...

Yes, you could decide to use LinkedIn Resume Assistant in Microsoft Word, but you know what? Some folks do not have a Microsoft Office 365 subscription; therefore, an alternative is required. The ...

In the first part of this series, we looked at the differences between the the top of your resume (i.e., your branding headline) and the top of your LinkedIn profile (i.e., your branding headline and ...