Since we have been receiving a few resumes each day I have noticed some common trends. I’ve seen fonts of all sizes, margin inconsistencies, age and place of birth on a few. These are all major no-no’s when writing your resumes. Follow these basic steps and you’ll be off to a good start:
- No grammatical errors
- Neat in appearance (you can’t beat a clean looking resume)
- Font size should between 10 and 14 point (please, anything smaller than 10 and you’ll have the old timers really working)
- Use standard type fonts such as Arial, or Times New Roman (Avoid fancy font, it’s harder to navigate through)
- About 1″ margins all around (varies with the amount of content you have and the formatting of it)
- Be honest and truthful (there is a chance you might be questioned on the info you provide)
- Have someone proofread your resume (we can help, and who knows, we might even refer you to a company)
- Use a chronological format (most recent experience first)
- Try to keep it to 1 page, but if you have relevant experience then 2 pages is ok
These are basic components to consider when writing your resumes. Again, if you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at or . We will soon be having weekly interviews with senior level management from various companies. If you have any questions you would like answered, please send us a note. Stay Tuned!!
Rich Dad Says: “Simplicity is an art.”
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