The Best Attorney Resumes Are Typically Shorter

In this video, Harrison Barnes is reviewing a resume of an attorney who listed there that he speaks three languages and has done many writings and rewards. Though that is impressive, Barnes thinks that these skills are unrelated to look like he wants to work in a law firm. There are too many details on it. Barnes advises the following:

Do not include irrelevant information; the shorter your resume is, the better.
They may ask about your other skills and experience later, so add only those that are related.
Tone down the stuff you include to avoid giving an impression that the law firm cannot manage you.

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