<ul><li>In today's evolving job market, resumes have adapted in style and substance. Job seekers, whether from recent layoffs, career shifters, or retirees, need modern resumes.</li><li>Career expert Eric Ciechanowski emphasizes that resumes should grab attention immediately, as HR managers often spend less than a minute reviewing them. The norm has shifted to two-page resumes, focusing on the most recent 10-15 years of relevant experience.</li><li>To optimize for Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS), avoid outdated education dates, brief job stints, and unconventional job titles. Core sections include contact info, a professional summary, work experience, skills, and education, with many adding extra sections for added value.</li></ul>

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