| 1. Give a positive impression by correcting
typos and
grammatical errors. |
| 2. Keep it simple no more than 2 pages. Most
human resource personal don't have the time or
energy to review long drawn out resumes. Stick
to what you have accomplished and what you can
do for the company. |
| 3. You are not writing an award winning
novel. Avoid hyperbole and exaggerations,
experienced interviewers can see through such
tactics. |
| 4. Don't lie or misrepresent your
experiences and skills. These are grounds for
termination without unemployment benefits. |
| 5. Taylor your resume to the work you
desire, as it relates to the companies you wish
to work with. You don't want to work in a
company in which you ill suited. |
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