The Resume / Curriculum Vitae (CV) market place is both a crowded and competitive one.You may have observed the torrents of conflicting advice about how you should or should not proceed with your own Resume or Curriculum Vitae.  Which advice is best?

Putting a Resume or Curriculum Vitae (CV) together requires excellent presentation as well as “selling” your skills and abilities. There is no point having one without the other. Great content in your Resume or CV can be severely compromised by sloppy or “difficult to navigate” presentation.

"Resume" is a term often used to describe a work history document provided to employers. However, strictly speaking, Resumes are an abbreviated document in which the key points of knowledge, skills and experience are outlined for an employer.

School's out and now you want to get a job, be independent, earn some respect and earn some cold hard cash?  There are plenty of bad news stories about job seeking, but you can do a few simple things to improve the odds in your favour.

Your resume or curriculum vitae is the key marketing tool at your disposal to engage the interest of a potential employer. Consequently, your resume or CV has to be informative, relevant and unique for the right reasons.

It would be safe to wager that most readers have come across this, or similar advice many times before. There is no doubting that the above statements are sound.  Candidates often ask about what constitutes good marketing strategy and is there a risk of being accused of fraud? 

Description of the different formats of Resume in brief and also details the advantages and disadvantages of some of the more common types.

Keywords are more than just a buzz word of yesteryear. But rather, if the eyes are the window to the soul, words are (in the minds of employers) the door to the prospective employee.

This article expands on one of my points in my previous article, if not THE important point. Read on and feel free to tell me if you agree or not.

Stuck in a rut? Feel like you’re running on a treadmill? Here’s how you can update your resume using minimal brainpower. Warning: creativity is necessary!

Whether you're new to the job market, or whether you've been through 10 jobs this year, there's definitely something you'll glean from these 10 points here. I guarantee it!