Ten Quick Tips To Improve Your Resume
Your résumé is the first thing that gives your potential employer an impression about you. It may help you to get a new job, and maybe even a whole new career.

Here are some résumé writing tips to help get you started, in order to improve your résumé and your chances of getting an interview.
- Do a spell-check.
- Make sure you use proper tenses in your phrases and sentences.
- Highlights your responsibilities and achievements, by painting a clear picture.
- Try to begin your phrases or sentences with a power verb.
5. Avoid using abbreviations as your resume may be read by a Human Resources Manager who may not know the industry terminology.
6. Try to use actual numbers and examples, wherever possible to demonstrate you’re past success. However, don’t go into too many details as you can elaborate in your interview.
7. Use bullet points so your reader can scan your work history quickly.
8. Use Arial or Helvetica style font to make it scanner friendly. Don’t use too many graphics and italics.
9. If you feel incompetent, try to find a talented friend to help you edit your résumé.
10. Remember to be honest. Although you may be tempted to add some extra things to spice up your resume, it is better not to do it as it may be back to haunt you later.
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Good advice, point 5 is especially noteworthy for technical positions.
Yes there are many things we ignore, or assume that the other person would know. It is always better to play safe when applying for a job.