A comprehensive, clear, editorial approach.

A simple yet well-detailed resume is what you need to grab your potential employer's attention. Making your resume short and comprehensive is your ticket to that dream job! Typically, resumes are scanned for about 10-20 seconds the first time around—so it's important for all the essential information in your resume to be noticed by your potential employer in that short window of time. Make segments short, but substantial—use professional fonts like Seriff fonts—limit its size to about 11-12, don't make it too small or too big. Make use of formatting style like bold and italics to provide contrast to the major parts of your resume, let it guide the reader's eyes to those details.