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📝 Resumes: they're not what they used to be. A new study by LiveCareer revealed some eye-opening changes in the past five years. Did you know? In 2023, job seekers got creative with their resumes, adding more sections like certificates, languages, and additional accomplishments. Meanwhile, references took a backseat, appearing on just 2% of resumes. How are resumes evolving in your industry? With phrases like "remote" and "hybrid" on the rise, it's clear the pandemic has left its mark on job preferences. 🌟 Fun fact: Resumes are getting longer! From an average of 312 words in 2018 to 503 words in 2023, job candidates are taking up more space. What changes have you noticed in resumes? Are they becoming easier or harder to process? https://lnkd.in/eJPCfuaY #Resumes #HRInsights #JobMarket

6 Ways Resumes Are Changing: How to Adapt to the New Breed | HRMorning

6 Ways Resumes Are Changing: How to Adapt to the New Breed | HRMorning

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