Structure for Experienced Consulting Resume (c. 2 years experience)

Trusted Advisors,

Should I still keep my resume to one page? I have had some colorful experience in the past two years.

I am in the process of updating my undergraduate resume, after two years in strategy consulting, whereby I have been a part of many interesting projects.

My Undergrad resume follows the typical structure of Education, Professional Experience, Leadership, Skills & Interests, and my Referees on one page.

Is it time to cut particular things like internships, sales roles, etc.?

Also curious to hear what sort of skills/technologies people think are highly desirable in the consulting field and should be called out on the resume.

Thanks a bunch!

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