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What to Put on a Resume: Complete 2026 Checklist

Everything you need to include on a resume in 2026 — required sections, optional extras, what to cut, and where AI skills and projects fit in.

Updated Apr 25, 2026·8 min read

AI Skills to Put on Your Resume in 2026

Which AI skills belong on your resume in 2026 — prompting, Copilot, Claude Code, AI-assisted coding, and more. With formatting tips and real before/after examples.

Tech Skills to Put on Your Resume in 2026

Which tech skills to list in 2026: in-demand languages, frameworks, AI tools, and cloud skills — plus what to cut and how to organize your skills section.

Updated Apr 25, 2026·6 min read

Resume Skills Section 2026: Format, Order, AI Tools

How to write your resume skills section in 2026: category grouping, ATS formatting, which AI tools belong, and what to cut. Includes before/after examples.

Prompt Engineering on a Resume: What to Write

How to list prompt engineering skills on your resume in 2026 — what it means at different levels, bullet formulas that make it concrete, and how to pass technical review.

Vibe Coding on Your Resume: Should You List It?

Should you put vibe coding on your resume in 2026? How to frame AI-assisted coding, what recruiters want to see, and bullet patterns that pass technical review.

Updated Apr 25, 2026·6 min read

How to List Claude Code on Your Resume

How to list Claude Code experience on your resume — what to write, how to show real output, and how to make agentic coding experience readable to recruiters.

Updated Apr 25, 2026·6 min read

GitHub Copilot on Your Resume: How to List It in 2026

How to add GitHub Copilot to your resume in 2026 — where it belongs, how to write the bullet, and what to say in an interview when they ask about your AI coding workflow.

How to Put an AI Portfolio on Your Resume

Built AI tools, chatbots, or vibe-coded apps? Here's how to list them on your resume — what details to include, how to link your portfolio, and what recruiters look for.

Updated Apr 25, 2026·8 min read

Developer Resume Skills in 2026: AI, Cloud, and Core Stack

What skills to put on a software developer resume in 2026 — languages, frameworks, AI tools, and cloud — with formatting and seniority-specific guidance.

Updated Apr 8, 2026·9 min read

UK CV Format: Conventions, ATS, Photos, and Section Order (Not Europass)

What UK employers expect on a CV: two-page norms, Equality Act–aware presentation, GCSEs and degree classifications, and ATS-friendly structure — distinct from US resumes and EU Europass templates.

Updated Apr 8, 2026·9 min read

US Resume Format: Conventions, ATS, and What Not to Include

How US employers read resumes: one- to two-page norms, anti-discrimination contact rules, degree formatting, keyword-friendly ATS layout, and a section order template — without mixing in UK or EU CV habits.

Updated Apr 8, 2026·10 min read

Germany Lebenslauf: Local Conventions, ATS, and What Differs From Europass

How to structure a German Lebenslauf for Bewerbungen: tabular norms, when a photo appears, address and date-of-birth customs, education labels, ATS tools used in Germany, and how this differs from a generic Europass export.

Updated Apr 8, 2026·9 min read

Canada Resume Format: Conventions, ATS, Bilingual Rules, and Section Order

How Canadian job applications differ from US and UK norms: bilingual CVs, photo and privacy expectations, education in Canadian context, provincial cues, and ATS-friendly structure — without recycling generic international advice.

How to Explain Employment Gaps on a Resume

An employment gap doesn't disqualify you — it's how you frame it. Learn exactly how to address layoffs, caregiving, study breaks, illness, and other career pauses on your resume and in interviews.

How to List Freelance Work on a Resume

Freelance experience counts — but only if it's presented clearly. Learn how to list contract work, self-employment, agency gigs, and side projects so they read as professional credentials, not filler.

One-Page vs Two-Page Resume: Seniority, Role Type, and What Readers Actually Scan For

Length isn’t a moral rule — it’s a fit problem. Learn when one page wins, when two pages are expected, and how seniority and role type (technical, creative, sales, leadership) should drive the decision.

How to List Promotions on a Resume: One Company, Multiple Titles, ATS-Safe Formatting

Internal mobility is a strength if you show it clearly. Learn two ATS-friendly ways to list multiple titles at one employer, how to date promotions, and what recruiters scan for.

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How to Quantify Resume Bullets: Formulas That Turn Duties Into Impact

Numbers make your work real. Learn repeatable formulas to convert task lists into impact statements — with examples for revenue, time, quality, and scale when exact metrics are missing.

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Action Verbs for Resume Bullets: By Function and Seniority (Not a Random List)

The right verb signals level of ownership. Learn curated verbs for engineering, sales, marketing, ops, and HR — plus how IC vs leader language differs — so your bullets read intentional, not generic.

How to List Projects on a Resume: Coursework, Side Projects, OSS, Bootcamp, Portfolio

Projects can carry as much weight as jobs when framed well. Learn where to place them, how to title academic and bootcamp work, and how to list open source without drowning in links.

How to List Certifications on a Resume: Placement, Expiration, and ATS-Friendly Wording

Certs can boost ATS match and trust — if listed cleanly. Learn where to put them, how to handle expired licenses, how to show role relevance, and the exact line format parsers read well.