ResumeGo, a resume writing company, recently ran an online of a hiring process among 482 hiring professionals. It found that hiring managers chose two-page resumes at twice the rate of one-page ...

Recruiter and résumé writer Sam Struan advices his clients not to worry about fitting their job experiences onto just one ...

Make your resume "one page," add more if needed Ask your fellow Lifehackers if a resume really, truly needs to be just a single piece of paper, and you'll generate some serious discussion, with a ...

Understanding The One-Page Resume Rule For years, the one-page resume has been touted as the gold standard, especially for recent graduates and early-career professionals. The idea is simple: keep ...

As for the resume, two-pagers are justified when you have multiple internships, jobs and degrees. However, some editors still follow the one-page rule.

There is no limit on how long a resume can be — I have written 10-page CVs — but the general rule is: one page for entry-level candidates, two for professionals, and three for executives.

Ann Baehr, an executive resume writer and founder of Best Resumes of New York says one page resumes are best for early career job seekers.

Should your resume be limited to one page, or is going to two preferred? Jason Seiden makes a strong argument for the one-page format, but I'd like to hear what Team Taskmaster readers think.

Even many mid- and executive-level job hunters would benefit by sticking to a one-page resume, says professional resume writer Laurie J. James, since hiring managers have short attention spans.

Here’s the deal with resume length: Some recruiters do not want to see a resume longer than one page, especially not from someone who is still in college. Others don’t care.

Elon Musk has achieved so many professional milestones that it's almost hard to list. One company has taken up the challenge and condensed his many achievements into a single-page resume. Why? To ...