45 Quick Resume Changes That'll Get You Noticed

Great post CPT Charters. This should be used in Transitions class. #24 is one that stands out. Think of your time i the military as a pyramid and list your positions in that order as going up the pyramid. Lateral positions are tough but you can use Indeed to help you find the civilian equivalent names.

My biggest advice is keeping things clear and concise. Recruiters need to be able to look at the resume and be able to see a correlation with the job the candidate is applying to. We need good work history, (bullet points always look nice) a brief description of what you did in each job, and the dates. We won't read if you have paragraphs of information for each job - we are looking through so many resumes in a day that we need to be able to see in a glance if you should be considered for an opportunity. Any questions, please feel free to reach out to me directly! I am here to help!

Heidi Pinheiro , Sarah Schwabe Steven Wettstein Jacob Stewart Stephanie Koehn Jake Roché Genevieve Walters Brooke Cho Amie Curatola John Drury Amie Elliott ..........Offer up one piece of advice to military candidates when it comes to resume updates!!!!!