When assembling a resume, most of us were probably taught to put our full name and contact information at the top of the page, including our home address. But the way we work has evolved ...

email address, phone number, and website URL. Make it as easy as possible for people to contact you. I suggest putting your logo and name at the top and add the rest at the bottom. Ultimately ...

But what should you do if your job hunt starts to become a tedious and disheartening slog — and the gap on your resume is growing wider by the day? How can you address your extended absence ...

Dear Sam: I have seen some resumes that list a LinkedIn address at the top ... I don’t want to add clutter to my resume if it isn’t necessary. Does it add value to list?

Agent or manager’s contact information and logo: If you have an agent or manager that represents you for musical theater work, congrats! Add their contact information to your résumé.