Keep your resume concise: there is no need to describe your education or work experience in detail.

Try to put your resume on one or both sides of A4 paper.

Use brief? Rich in information? Sentence, short? Paragraph and standard English.

When describing your. Responsibility? And then what? Achievement, start each point with an action verb (such as? Teaching, leadership, development): This has created more influence.

Use bold or bullets to? Highlights? Key information.

Proofreading spelling, grammar or punctuation mistakes: many employers? Routinelydiscard resume/resume? Contains this type of error.

Update your resume? As your situation changes.

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Too detailed: employers are too busy to read books? Rambling? Or a resume with no focus.

Leave a blank in your work experience: add a sentence or two to explain any period that has not been considered.

Use too many different fonts or words: choose one or two that are clear and easy to read.

Use? Not appropriate? Colors, graphics or photographs.

Name references unless you have confirmed that they are willing to provide you with reference.

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