Ideally, he adds, you should put your message across in bullet form, with staccato sentences that start with verbs. Postdoctorates should highlight collaborative work they have undertaken with industrial researchers. D's, in particular, should emphasize any industrial connections. We need ways to differentiate them. That small industrial experience seems to carry a lot of weight.
Exclusion is as important as inclusion.
Leave out publications, posters, and abstracts, says Bocko. And cover only job-related activities. Thus, you should mention volunteer work in which you taught science to high- schoolers, but not the fact that you are a dedicated marathon runner. But that will come up in interviews. Your name should be one font size larger than the rest of the text, and titles of previous positions should appear in bold type.