Avoid jargon but make use of powerful words and try to write in the third person. This will give you proper credit without appearing brash. Job achievements are more important, put it down before mentioning your responsibilities. Use professional layouts, which are clear and easy to read. Use heading to help reader scan the document.
Bullet points to focus on key information.
Telephone number is a must as interviews are also taken over the telephone. This not only facilitates immediate reply but also gives an impression that you are technologically savvy. Put your present occupation first, with achievements, followed by responsibilities, then other work experience. Try to put important, relevant and forceful words at the begin of the statement. Recent qualifications first followed by earlier ones.