Obviously, it has to be my resume. But, like I said, my resume is long enough without this. Now that companies place ads with nothing more than FAX numbers, I feel that I am at a disadvantage. Note that you will follow up with a phone call. I hate rigid rules, but the two-page resume rule isn't a bad one.
Busy people have short attention spans when it comes to reading resumes.
Still, two pages of tiny print and little white space is a bad idea too. If there's lots of room left over, start your work history section. Otherwise, starting on the second page, note complete work history in reverse chronological order that includes dates, titles, employer name, location, and brief, bulleted summary of responsibilities. I'm guessing it's client and project data that adds length to your material. This is important information, of course, but provide these details in a two-page addendum.