resume tip: how to format lots of work experience #resume #techjobs

Basically, if you are more tenured in your career, how do you write a resume without going 16 pages long? I like to see is probably, I'd say what, 10 years of work history? I think that's probably good. 7, 10, I'd say 10, right? And then after that, name a company, duration, that's it, right? And so then like the third page, there's like this much experience where I can see, okay, this person's held steady experience. Because what you don't want either, and we've had it too, and I'm sure the recruiters in here, is that There's sometimes we meet with a senior candidate, but they only have stuff on their resume since like 2015. It's like, whoa, whoa, whoa, like you're really hurting yourself because like you're not including everything. So it's definitely a balance. I would say 10 years is probably a good place to go back from. And then the rest, just like, like I'm talking about like in line, right? So like company, duration, company, not even title. I wouldn't even include title, like company duration, company duration type thing.