<ul><li>The trend of excluding graduation years from resumes is gaining traction, especially among recent graduates and older job seekers.</li><li>Career-focused TikTok accounts like @theschoolofhardknocks advise removing graduation years to counter ageism and allow recruiters to focus on skills.</li><li>Career counselors, like Jerry Lee from Wongsulting, recommend not only omitting graduation years but also placing the education section at the resume's bottom.</li><li>While some caution against this for recent graduates, others suggest keeping it on platforms like LinkedIn.</li></ul>

Why you shouldn't put your graduation year on your résumé when applying for a new job

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