Updating your resume? You’re in the right place.

Here, you'll find a free resume template and simple resources to update it with your own experience.

Just follow the steps below!

Step 1: Download this Resume Template

  • Completely Free! (and always will be)

  • Straightforward and easy to update

  • Available to download/copy in multiple formats

  • Compatible with Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS)

Step 2. Watch These Formatting Videos.

  • Resume Length

    Rule of Thumb: One page.

    There are just a few notable exceptions (which are listed in the video).

  • Left to right, top to bottom.

    This is how English-speaking cultures read and scan information.

  • Spoilers: Every 6 months!

    Keeps information fresh and relieves pressure when you need to use your resume.

  • Keep it simple and tailored.

    Get visibility by working with an ATS, not by trying to outsmart it.

step 3: Update your education Section

New Grad? Key Takeaways:

  • Education stays at the top of your resume 🔝

  • Include GPA, academic achievements, and activities

  • Add projects or coursework relevant to the role

Worked more than 3+ years? Key Takeaways:

  • Education goes at the bottom of the resume ↓

  • Drop anything that isn’t essential (Keep: Degree, Drop: GPA)

  • List education in reverse-chronological order

Step 4: Update your Work Experience Section

Remember, Numbers make a difference.

Why? Because adding numbers to the work experience section of your resume:

  • Shows you can do what you say you can do by displaying direct results of your actions.

  • Catches the eye of a hiring manager as they scan your resume.

  • Makes you stand out in a stack of resumes that don’t have numbers proving value.

Check out these 10+ videos that are designed to help you quantify common roles and responsibilities.

Scroll through and watch the ones that make the most sense to you based on your experience 👇🏻

I’ve included recommended data points, examples, and formulas in each video to make this task easy for you!