I wanted to share a quick tip for your resume that produced great results for me. After a layoff and a four-year break from my career for family care, I struggled to create a resume that got the attention of Recruiters and ATS screening bots. My chronological resume was strong and correctly had my most recent work first, as expected. But the first thing they saw was my short assignment with a temp-agency and some volunteer work from earlier this year as my most recent experience. That was true, but it also seemed to make the reader (or bots) disinterested in looking further down the page to my 30+ year career in technology services management roles. I got few calls. So two months ago I moved the temp and volunteer work info to a new section AFTER my work experience I called "Current Skill Enhancements and Mentorship Roles". I kept everything else the same - a simple cut and paste to a new section farther down the page. By doing that my strong, successful career in the Technology industry jumped off the page and made the Recruiters take immediate interest. The difference was dramatic. Calls, emails, interviews, pre-employment screening, etc. all increased within days. "I" wasn't different, but the story on my resume got immediate positive attention like never before. I'm happy to say I got multiple interested parties, completed a competitive interview process, and was offered a position at my dream company. I started my new position last week! So even if you've revised your resume multiple times, take a look and see if you can make changes that puts your most powerful assets, more impressive accomplishments, most interesting career steps RIGHT ON THE FIRST PAGE. It really does make a difference. Good Luck Everyone!!!