Are one-page résumés passé?  How long is your résumé?
nostrademons: Mine's two pages and seems to be generating interest at the places I've sent it to.My sister does recruiting for ConocoPhillips (admittedly, a very different industry) and also ran a resume-writing workshop when she was in grad school.  She was adamant about not going over 2 pages.  The reason is that your resume will likely be printed out, handed to other people in the department, thumbed through, and taken to your interview.  If it's on 1 or 2 pages, it'll fit on one sheet (single or double sided), but if it's on 3 or more, you need a stapler, and that's really inconvenient for people whose daily responsibilities don't include shuffling paper (i.e. anyone in scientific or engineering departments that'll actually be making the hiring decision).When I looked over resumes at my last employer, I had the same opinion: 1 or 2 pages is fine because we've got an industrial-strength printer that can do double-sided printing, any more than that's a pain.