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Your LinkedIn banner has exactly one job:

Tell viewers what you do and what you're looking for. That's it.

Move your hard-earned credentials right next to your name at the top of your resume.

There's this moment, usually mid-task, when you realise you've lost track of time.

Here's why:

Tap into several cognitive triggers:

Here's how to fit more info in and still keep it to the recommended 2 pages:

The most effective practice isn't endless repetition—it's "retrieval practice"

Here's how to fit more info in and still keep it to the recommended 2 pages:

Try this targeted approach:

Here's what psychology tells us about keeping your resume to 2 pages:

Most companies today use Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) to screen resumes before human eyes ever see them.

Understanding the ATS: Why Your Resume Might Never Reach Human Eyes