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What is a resume?
A one- or two-page summary of your experience, education and skills that you send to employers.
What is the difference between a CV and a resume?
A resume is short and tailored to each job. A CV is a longer, complete record of your career.
How long should my resume be?
One page for most people; two pages is fine for senior roles.
What is an ATS-friendly resume?
One with a simple structure and standard headings that hiring software can read without errors.
Which file formats can I download?
PDF and Word.
Should I change my resume for every application?
Keep one master version, then adjust your summary and skills to match each job ad.
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