Tagged “summary-line”
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The First Two Lines of a Career-Changer Resume
The top of the page decides how everything below it gets read. A pattern for writing a summary that positions a nonlinear history in two sentences.
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How to Explain a Career Change on a Resume
A career change confuses readers when they have to work it out for themselves. Say it explicitly at the top, then prove it in the history below.
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Applying for a Role Below Your Last One
Overqualified is a worry about flight risk and salary, not about ability. State the step down as a choice, with a reason, in one clause.