One of the major factors that make your resume effective is how clear, detailed, and simple it is designed. If you list down your interests, past experience, and skills in a well-organized layout, that dream job is sure to be yours!
It’s all about formatting, having the resume itself guide the reader’s eye into what you want them to read. A typical resume isn’t read thoroughly the first time a recruiter reads it—in most cases, it only gets scanned for 10-30 seconds. So use professional fonts (Seriff or Sans Seriffs), add some bold/ italic font style to guide the reader along your resume with ease. Bullets and graphics bring emphasis on key information of your CV, while the use of headings and subheadings give your resume a logical format that is easier to follow.