- Aim at catching attention and holding it.
- Utilize a chronological format.
- Display your name prominently. (18-20 pt. Font)
- Include complete contact information. (home #, cell #, pager, email)
- For degreed accountants and financial analysts, list your education first.Specify your GPA. (if it is strong)
- Detail computer skills by listing software packages used, include internet and any systems conversions.
- Include the number of staff managed or supervised.
- Use 12 pt. font in the body along with a bullet format.
- Start each bullet with an action verb and be very concise.
- Include a brief description of each employer (annual revenues, industry, geography served, etc.) along with the city & state.
- State accomplishments. (contribution to the bottom line and/or $’s saved)
- Limit to two pages.
- Spell check completely!
- Remember that the hiring manager will normally have a background similar to you. What would you be looking for in a candidate’s resume?
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