<ul><li>Stacie Haller, a seasoned career advisor, advises against including a photo, objective statement, or street address on your resume.</li><li>These details can lead to bias and are seen as outdated by recruiters. Instead, focus on a clean, one-column format with clear sections and bullet points highlighting relevant skills and experience. Recent graduates should prioritize education, while experienced professionals should lead with work experience.</li><li>Tailor your resume minimally for each job, emphasizing key qualifications. Avoid AOL email addresses; opt for Gmail for a more modern impression. Keep your resume to one to two pages, unless you're a senior executive.</li></ul>

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