Robert from Springfield College asks: “When putting end dates on a resume, would you put the end of a contract date or put the date you stopped working at the establishment if they are different dates?” Thanks for your question, Robert. As you probably already know, today’s job market is great as indicated by the lowest unemployment numbers in nearly two decades. But, it isn’t easy to land a great job. Today’s job market is extremely competitive, even for entry-level, full-time opportunities. In fact, statistics indicate that 250 resumes are received for every corporate job opening. It is important to … / Read more »
