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There’s something universal in the world of work that we’ve all encountered. You’ve written it, reviewed it, probably stressed over it. Yes, I’m talking about that staple of the corporate world: the resume.
Now, I know you’re probably thinking, “Really? The resume? That outdated piece of paper (or its digital twin) is still a thing?” And yes, it is — tragically.
Even in 2024, resumes are still a central part of hiring. But here’s the kicker: They haven’t evolved much in 25 years.
Back in the day, we printed them on fancy cardstock and faxed them off to prospective employers (yes, people faxed