I found three new tips about making rsums: highlighting achievements, adding a summary, and making the rsum robot-friendly. Ms. Noel said to "spend less of your real estate describing your job, and more time describing your results" (2023). This means it's better to focus on what you achieved at work rather than just listing your job duties. I also learned that having a summary is better than an objective statement. The summary is usually the first thing a hiring manager reads, so it's a good place to show off your skills. They are usually short on time so sometimes the first thing they read should be intriging. Finally, I found out that it's important to make your rsum easy for applicant tracking systems (ATS) to read. These systems scan rsums for keywords to decide if they should go to a human recruiter. Using simple formats and the right keywords can help your rsum get noticed