Razume

Mark, as we discussed I suggest the following: 1) try to add more bullets and more detail to those bullets for your most recent positions. Employers will be looking at your most recent positions fairly closely. 2) Widen the margins on your resume on the left side. This will help you look more professional by filling the page more fully. If you find widening the margins brings your resume to one page, keep it at one page--1 page is preferred by many recruiters. 3) Make sure to incorporate key words from the job description on your resume. This will take time and may require you to adjust your resume for each job description, but will help your resume get picked up in keyword searches. 4) Lastly, given the state of the economy, it's best to utilize any employee referrals for jobs. Try to network with people at the companies where you are applying. Best of luck.