> Thing is, past the first N years of your career, your CV / resume doesn't (or shouldn't) matter much. I completely agree with this. I remember one of the mo

> Thing is, past the first N years of your career, your CV / resume doesn't (or shouldn't) matter much. I completely agree with this. I remember one of the most shocking things one of my professors said was "If you're sending out a resume past the age of 30, you've done something wrong." This might seem a bit arrogant but I think his point that at some point your achievements and network should be sufficient to stand alone.