Very clear resume with an original lay out.

One major factor in an effective resume is how you present your strengths. Your strengths are the driving force that prove your qualifications for the job, and the way you present it—may decide whether you get the job or not. Make sure to highlight your strengths well, but don't just blabber about all your awesome traits—write what is most relevant to your potential employer. In coming resumes are typically scanned in 10-30 seconds, so make an effort and determine which bullet points most strongly support your qualifications for the job. Put the strongest and most relevant points first where they are more apt to be read. This is your hook for the reader and the rest of your resume reels them in.