Focusing on the Structure Over Fancy Designs When you start looking for overseas job opportunities, the first thing you notice is that the standard for resumes is completely different from the Korean format. You do not need a headshot, your date of birth, or even your marital status. In fact, including these details can often…
Structuring Your Resume for an International Audience When preparing to work abroad, the most common hurdle is realizing that a Korean-style resume format—often filled with personal details like age, marital status, or a formal portrait photo—doesn’t work internationally. In countries like Australia, New Zealand, or the US, the standard is a ‘Resume’ or ‘CV’ that…
Standardizing your resume format for international roles When applying for positions that require an English resume, the most common mistake is trying to mirror the Korean resume format. Korean resumes often prioritize personal details like birth date, family status, or photos, which are generally discouraged in English-speaking markets for anti-discrimination reasons. Stick to a clean,…