The paper resume – that standard one-page document listing work history and education – might not be around much longer. Young workers entering the job market today think it’s outdated, and the numbers back them up. A recent study by CVwizard asked 1,000 young workers in the U.S. and U.K. about job applications. Six out of ten said regular resumes won’t matter by 2028. Instead, they’re finding jobs differently – through phone apps, social media, and even artificial intelligence tools that help write applications. The CVwizard study found that while 80% of young job seekers still use resumes and cover … Continue reading Majority of Gen Z Foresee End of Traditional Resumes by 2028