The creation of a resume is your cornerstone. It should speak to your work experience, skills, achievements, education and extracurricular and or professional organization achievements. Your jobs, promotions and professional reputation often depend on the success or failure of your written and oral communication skills. One of the most important written tools in your professional life will be your resume. The order in which you present your ideas is often as important as the ideas themselves.
Disorganized writing reflects disorganized illogical thought processes or careless preparation.
To deliver a clear and winning message in a resume, you will need to structure, edit, revise and proofread a few times. Prune irrelevant words and get to the point. Apply integrity and ethics when constructing information. Be clear, choose words that construct effective sentences and paragraphs. Remember, complete messages save time and move the process along more quickly.