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1. Tailor Your Resume for the Job: Read the job description carefully and make sure to include any of the required skills or qualifications that you possess in your resume. Make sure to edit your resume each time you apply for a new job in order to show that you are an ideal fit for the position.
2. Format Your Resume Appropriately: Make sure your resume looks visually appealing with proper formatting. Use bold, italics, and underlines to make it easier for employers to quickly scan and see what they’re looking at. Be concise – use bullet points when listing items and keep paragraphs short.
3. Highlight Your Achievements: Don’t just list your job duties, but also highlight what made you stand out at prior jobs; this could include awards, promotions, or other noteworthy accomplishments such as significantly increasing sales or customer satisfaction ratings.
4. Include Keywords: Employers often have software that can scan resumes looking for certain keywords related to the job description; make sure yours includes any relevant keywords from the job posting or company website in order to be noticed by these programs.
5. Proofread & Edit: Always read through your resume multiple times to make sure that all of your information is up-to-date and correct, as well as free of any typos or grammatical errors which may distract employers from seeing why you’re a qualified candidate for the position
