Your Resume is Your First Interview.

Resume Kit: One-Page Guide

  • Must-Haves

    Contact Info: Name, phone, email, LinkedIn/portfolio.

    Summary: 2–3 lines highlighting skills + career goals.

    Experience: Latest job first. Use action verbs + results (“Increased sales by 20%”).

    Education: Degrees, schools, dates.

    Skills: Hard + soft skills tailored to the job.

    Extras: Certifications, projects, languages, volunteer work.

  • Tips & Tricks

    Tailor to the role: Match keywords from job description.

    Be concise: 1 page (early career), 2 max (experienced).

    Bullets > paragraphs: Easy to scan.

    Quantify wins: Use numbers to show impact.

    Format cleanly: Simple fonts, white space, no clutter.

    Save as PDF unless asked otherwise.

  • Avoid These Mistakes

    Typos or sloppy grammar.

    One-size-fits-all resumes.

    Overused buzzwords (“team player,” “hard worker”).

    Listing irrelevant jobs.

    Adding personal info (age, photo, etc., unless industry-specific).

  • Pro Resume Power-Ups

    Use strong verbs: achieved, designed, led, launched, improved.

    Align with LinkedIn (recruiters check).

    Ask a friend to skim-test in 30 seconds.

    Let white space breathe – recruiters skim in seconds.