1. Use a professional email address. Use of an unprofessional email address will get you rejected 75% of the time. Something like “idontcare@___il.com is going to leave a negative impact.

2. Set your font size to 10-12 points, so that a hiring manager can easily read it without squinting.

3. Use reverse chronological order which means starting from your most recent job and work your way back. For your education section, put your highest degree first.

4. Only describe jobs you’ve had in the past 10 years rest can be in a tabular form.  

5. Give your sections simple subheadings. Regardless of what layout you choose, make sure your resume sections are visible and easy to find.

For example Resume profile, Education, Experience, Skills

6. Read the job description and read it again – You’ve to make sure you have the skills necessary for the job in the first place.

Found these tips helpful? There are many other paths that can help you get noticed.

Many more tips coming your way! Follow and Educate yourself.

Learning is important before earning – Learn & Earn! 

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