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Resume writing is a lot like exercising:  Everybody’s an expert.

 

Even if the last resume they wrote – or weight they lifted - was 20 years ago.

 

The thing is, resumes, like work outs, have changed.  That’s why your resume should keep up with the latest trends.  You should give employers what they expect to see TODAY.

 

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The thing is, resumes, like work outs, have changed.  That’s why your resume should keep up with the latest trends.  You should give employers what they expect to see TODAY.

 

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