Résumé No-Go’s: What NOT to Put at the End of Your Résumé

In this week’s episode of Résumé No-Go’s, let’s talk about the Law of Primacy and Recency.

The Law of Primacy and Recency tells us that people remember best what they read first and what they read last. Therefore, first and last are critical locations on our résumés.

So, you know what your last line of your résumé should NOT be?

“References available upon request.”

That clichéd line is taking up valuable real estate. Nor should you list your references directly. Employers will request them later in the hiring process.