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7 Items to Put on Your Resume When Making the Job Switch

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Looking for a new job opportunity? It’s never easy to leave a job or industry that you have been in for a long time. However, making the switch can be worthwhile. One of the first things you’ll want to do is make sure your resume is transferable and up to date with your most recent career achievements.

TopResume offers seven strategies for preparing for a career change by updating your resume for job search success.

Infographic from TopResume titled “Changing Careers? 7 Details to Include on Your Resume,” featuring a sample resume and tips for career changers.

Last Updated on August 1, 2025

Asia is an award-winning Content Marketing Specialist for Express Employment International, covering a variety of career topics for job seekers and associate audiences. She's also a self-published author and former TV journalist. When she's not creating content, you can catch her working out to 90s music, watching documentaries, and trying out the latest food around town.

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