If there is too much content, we can use subheadings to improve the clarity of our resume. Through the subtitle, recruiters can know the meaning of a paragraph. When the recruiter sees the subtitle, he can quickly know what you want to express. Even if you don't read the content, you won't write it for nothing. Because the content we wrote is nothing more than to highlight a certain meaning, now using subheading can not only show this meaning to the recruiter quickly, but also prevent the recruiter from not understanding what the content wants to express.
So should there be a blank line between the subtitle and the paragraph of your resume? Some people worry that a blank line will take up too much space after adding subtitles. In fact, we don't need a blank line. You can put the subtitle on the upper right, leaving two spaces for the paragraph, and it is best to leave a line between the subtitle and the previous paragraph. We can adjust the height of the blank line to make it clear at a certain distance from the previous paragraph. In short, you can feel for yourself and see if it is clear enough. We are here to tell you that the tools that can adjust the clarity are paragraph spacing, pre-paragraph format and so on.
We can also sort out each paragraph to see if we can adjust the length of each paragraph to a relatively close level without affecting the expression of the paragraph. For example, each paragraph is about three lines. Of course, it won't have any impact more or less. Isn't this arrangement more beautiful? In addition, note that the tail left in the last line of each paragraph should not be less than five words, which takes up too many positions and looks ugly.