All Resume How-To Articles

Not all hospitality workers need to include a skills section, but if you do, be sure to include these in your resume skill section.

Resume summary statements are difficult to write but an important aspect of a resume. Incorporate these tips to show a company what you can offer.

Restaurant work offers opportunities for job seekers of all experience level. Learn to write an entry-level restaurant resume and get your foot in the door.

Chronological, Functional, or Combination? Which resume format should you use as a recent college grad? Read on to find out.

From whitespace to selecting font type, all these formatting tips matter in a resume. Prepare your resume using these formatting tips from our experts.

Resume formatting can be confusing if you haven't updated your resume in a while. We explained which is better—a resume objective or a summary statement.

What is a chronological resume format and when do you use it? Here we’ll discuss when a chronological resume format is appropriate with your experience.

Since it sits at the top of the page, most hiring managers start reading a resume at the summary statement. Don't let your hospitality worker resume suffer.

If you’re a senior looking for a job, but afraid of sounding overqualified, follow these tips on what you should include in your education section.

New to the nursing field? Here's an in-depth guide on how to craft an entry-level nursing resume that'll help you get your foot in the door.

Resumes are necessary, even if you don’t have any experience. If you’re a job seeker with no formal work experience, choose this resume format.

Large gaps in your employment history can be a red flag to some employers. Find out which resume format you should use to land the job.