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4 Items to Ax from Your Resume -- Dec. 8, 2011

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4 Items to Ax from Your Resume

4 Items to Ax from Your Resume By Jessica Holbrook Hernandez, Expert Resume Writer

It's common to find information regarding what should be included in your resume, but there are also items that could very well be left off to create a cleaner, more purposeful document. In fact, lots of bits and pieces don't have to be incorporated in your resume. Here are four that are good to steer clear of:

1. An Objective Statement

For many years, the objective statement was the always-used sentence that was listed near the top of your resume, meant to tell the employer why you should be hired for a position. But in recent years, this statement has grown less popular, largely because it tells little about who you are and why you're qualified. More...

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