In 2025, eighty-three percent of companies already use AI to review resumes. For candidates, that means a machine is almost always the first “reader” of their application. The good news is that those ...

Someday soon, the video resume will no longer be a novelty; it'll be a necessity. If you want to get ahead of the curve, The Ladders offers 7 video resume tips from a video pro. Check out the first ...

Resume writing is not for the faint of heart. Why? Because it's hard to talk about ourselves. We look at our work as a means to an end — the end being a paycheck. However, if you're pursuing a senior ...

If someone told me when I created my first resume at age 22 that I could never, ever, ever change the format, I wouldn’t have used Comic Sans. Of course, you can change the format of a resume—but it ...

While opportunities abound for physical therapy (PT) professionals, hiring managers often review piles of resumes to fill just one opening. Make sure yours makes the final cut by following these tips ...

A common question for graduate students is whether to use a resume or curriculum vitae (CV) during the job-search process. (Undergraduates will use a resume.) In essence, both contain a summary of ...

Whether you're a recent graduate pursuing your first full-time teaching job or a veteran educator, you can benefit from polishing your resume to attract the best job opportunities. Make sure you ...

Have you written your resume but aren't sure that you have the right content? Have you modified it a few times and had people read it, but it just doesn’t have that extra oomph that you think it needs ...

Good resumes are highly individualized products. Each one reflects the unique background, talent, and style of its owner. However, there are some accepted standards—and added touches—that successful ...