Dos and Don’ts for Your Best 2016 Resume Format [Infographic]

Written By Jaime Grimes

So you’ve followed our eight easy tips for improving your resume, eliminated these 35 words from your resume and added these 20 words to it instead. What’s next?

You may not be surprised to hear this, but go over your resume again, this time for its formatting. Great resumes use a lot of white space, contain a first page that’s worthy of standing on its own and are machine-readable.

Follow the list of resume dos and don’ts in the infographic below from Best Resume Format. Then check out our tips on providing job references and tracking down your childhood immunization records.

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