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themuse.com
One page, reverse chronological
Format debates are mostly noise. This one works and is never wrong.
Source: themuse.com - 2
hbr.org
Write achievements, not duties
'Reduced load time 40%' beats 'responsible for performance'. Numbers do the work.
Source: hbr.org - 3
jobscan.co
Applicant tracking systems
Plain formatting, real section headings. Creative layouts get parsed into nonsense.
Source: jobscan.co - 4
linkedin.com
Tailor per application
Mirror the language of the job ad. Fifteen minutes, and it visibly changes response rates.
Source: linkedin.com - 5
plainenglish.co.uk
Proofread properly
Read it aloud, backwards, or get someone else to. Typos here are expensive.
Source: plainenglish.co.uk
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