>Those people should not be involved in hiring. My point was that those kind of people are involved in hiring, and the single page resume has become fairly sta

>Those people should not be involved in hiring. My point was that those kind of people are involved in hiring, and the single page resume has become fairly standard. You personally may prefer a longer academic CV style. I think that probably makes sense, if anyone profession could use that type of resume it's ours. However, that isn't currently the norm, and I suspect that you'd see a net loss if you always sent out a 4 page resume instead of condensing it to single page of bullet points. I will say that I could be completely wrong on this. It could be that the increased interest from people who want 4 page resumes might more than make up for the people who won't bother reading it, but I don't think so.