[lucb1e]

> I'd just like to know what a career that really needs 2+ pages looks like.

It's not my student's career that takes up two pages; that's just the first page. It's what I can actually do that takes up a second page (skills, major software products I'm familiar with and projects). Education, work experience, internships and info like phone number and email address are on the first page.

[thecolorblue]

The point is, you should be able to remove the parts that are not relevant to the job you are applying for. I keep a long resume that is verbose and then edit it down to a page before applying for a job. Focus on what the hiring manager is looking for.