You know the issue. You have relevant work experience earlier in your career that is more important than what you're currently doing. But, your recent experience is at the top of the resume and you're concerned the employers won't see those impactful years from yesteryear.

Join me to learn what employers want to see in your resume and what you shouldn't be taking up precious real estate with because your wasting your breath, eh, resume space with this.

Many people have a struggle when it comes to showing achievements or accomplishments on their resume. They stick to basic activities, which basically makes employers yawn. You need to know how to derive these benefits, results, and more from what you did. Another way of looking at this is answering the question, "What happened as a result of what I did?"

Most people are worried about making their resume perfect, but the more important point is to get it down "on paper" and start asking yourself the right questions. Review it. Iterate if need be and go. Join me to learn how to do this quickly and what you should be focused on when you start writing your resume!