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To put a photo or not?

We explore the pros and cons of including your photo with your resume.
7 Dec 2012 12:00
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The question of whether it is appropriate to include a photo with your resume (when not specified) pops up often among job seekers. Here’s what some of the experts say:


A Definite No.

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