Research the position you're applying for including a job description and required qualifications. If so, make sure your resume leaves the employer wanting more so they'll call and ask you for an interview. M measures your worth. This component is most overlooked in a resume. Use numbers, percents and comparison data to make your point.
E is for ethical.
Never lie on a resume or exaggerate your accomplishments. This should be a given, but many bogus resumes are read by employers daily. They can easily do a background check on your educational credentials and past employers and will eliminate you immediately. Honesty and integrity are a must. Following these tips will help you develop a successful resume.