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Lubeboy · 09-06-2008, 05:04 PM

I got to disagree with you on more than 1 page for your resume. From my experience most employers don't want to read pages of fluff. They just want to skim it over and see what you know. You'll talk about what you know at your interview. Short and concise is the best way to go. As for dress code, dress comfortably and accordingly to where you are applying. For example I work at a hip web company and we don't hire anyone who shows up overdressed in a suit. If you're going for a job at Goldman Sachs then obviously wear a suit.

BTW I checked out your blog and think you should consider getting a degree. Most companies especially in NYC want you to have a degree to even consider you.

09-06-2008, 05:04 PM	#2 (permalink)
Lubeboy Crazy	I got to disagree with you on more than 1 page for your resume. From my experience most employers don't want to read pages of fluff. They just want to skim it over and see what you know. You'll talk about what you know at your interview. Short and concise is the best way to go. As for dress code, dress comfortably and accordingly to where you are applying. For example I work at a hip web company and we don't hire anyone who shows up overdressed in a suit. If you're going for a job at Goldman Sachs then obviously wear a suit. BTW I checked out your blog and think you should consider getting a degree. Most companies especially in NYC want you to have a degree to even consider you. Last edited by Lubeboy; 09-06-2008 at 05:08 PM..