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Grammar. So, you weren't an English major? That is not an excuse for grammatical errors. Your resume should be flawless. Proofread it several times, checking for words that spell check. Keep it in the same tense throughout. Do not write in first person, using pronouns such as you, me, I, he, she, we…Your resume is a formal, professional document! If you cannot be 100 percent sure that it is grammatically correct, solicit the help of a resume company. They will have several sets of professional trained eyes to look for errors. Better to be safe than sorry!
Verbs. Pretty much every sentence should begin with a verb, but not just any verbs. You need to use power verbs. Power verbs are results-oriented and lend themselves to positive description of accomplishments. If you are unsure of the action verbs that are appropriate to use, consider using a resume writing service. They know the verbs that employers are looking for.
Most professionals will need a one to two page resume. People with fewer than 10 years of experience should stick to one page. Executive resumes tend to default to a lengthier format, often stretching to two or three pages.
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About Robin Ryan
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Robin Ryan is America’s top Career Counselor. She has published articles in a wide
array of publications including such prestigious magazines as Money, Business Week
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