Recruiters spend up to five seconds on your resume, says ex-Disney recruiter. Here’s how to write a resume summary they’ll look at.

The summary is one of the most important factors in determining whether a recruiter will call you for an interview. It needs to be compelling and concise. Present a Well Rounded Picture ...

The job market is super-competitive right now, with 6 million people unemployed, according to the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics data. While those numbers may seem intimidating, it is possible ...

1. Clear and concise formatting. You may think that adding graphics or other infographic elements will make your resume stand out. But before your resume makes it to a recruiter, it will most ...

Recruiters don’t tend to spend much time looking at resumes, ... Over at Harvard Business Review, they created a checklist to make your resume’s summary section noteworthy and short.

Recruiters spend very little time looking at each resume — "three-to-five seconds" before they decide if they want to keep going, says Simon Taylor, former Disney recruiter and author of the ...

Your resume probably isn't something you whipped up overnight. So it might surprise you to learn that recruiters will only spend about six seconds, on average, looking at that key document ...