>Here's my semiannual post about resume tips (Relocating this time)...
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>I know that we are past the point where 1 page resumes are the norm, but what is the best way to portray a multi-page resume with a potential employer? I saw one once where it was an 11x17 page folded in half, so there were 4 full sides to work with. I thought it was pretty neat, but would that be too much?
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>I guess I am of the opinion that too much is better than not enough, but there is a fine line where too much might seem like arrogance.

Things are different in the UK from the US - you guys still use weird paper sizes, like foolscap, 11x17 (hell - you even still use inches) so I can't comment on that. But, always work on the greengrocer principle of keeping all your best, shiniest, least blemished, plumpest, juiciest fruit at the front of the stall.

IOW get all the interesting/apposite/impressive/stand-out/"juicy"/shiniest/plumpest/least blemished/ ... best info on the front sheet.

Leave all the stuff about your enjoying petit-point, yoga and nude modelling in your spare time to the back page; if they're interested in your front page the back page might get read, so they can see you're a well-rounded chap.

The other stuff I already told you about ages ago.

Voila