@Miguel Santo Domingo These day ATS systems with either pick up one’s language skills either by asking during the actual application of within its own filters. Some roles require another language due to business needs. Knowing a second, third and even more languages very impressive, but most importantly, when reviewing candidates, they need to be able to do the core job. So, I wouldn’t lead with being bi-lingual. I would lead with being a kick@$$ International Executive Director of Operations (US-LATAM)!

@Sarah Tanzosch exactly 👍🏼

@Gregory Buckler there are some ways to include experience past 15 years without diving into the age discrimination territory. Could be a great Q&A topic. We just need to figure out an ideal time for a global audience.

Hi Deborah, Positive reviews and feedback. I helped with resourcing contacts I have in my network to help support someone’s candidacy for a company they were interviewing with. It was a great meeting.

@Faye Stevens there are recruiters and hiring managers who prefer 1 page resumes, but if one has a long career, it is very difficult to provide enough information resume readers seek on one page. Every resume these days are collected by an ATS (Applicant Tracking System) and filtered by AI. AI will score your resume based on alignment with the job: location, titles, responsibilities, requirements, certifications, education requirements, etc. It will scan your resume for soft skills, hard skills, and core competencies. If your resume is short and sweet, but lacks the information an opportunity is seeking from candidates, you will not score well. As mentioned in the course, you can test your resume with AI. I will also create a demo video to add to the course. If a senior leader has a resume that’s three pages long, that’s acceptable. I’ve seen resumes that are much longer, but beyond three pages, resumes tend to be less succinct and over share. An entry level candidate should have a one page resume and someone mid career or with less career movement should have two pages. Government agencies want a maximum of two pages

@Gregory Buckler We have a Q&A zoom in about an hour. I'd be happy to see you there and get into depth about the difference and any other questions you have!