By Kevin Donlin,Guaranteed Resumes I'd like to tell you about a fast, easy way to make a dramatic improvement in your resume. If it were, I wouldn't see as many misspellings, grammatical errors, cluttered layouts and just plain boring content in the dozens of resumes people send me every week to review.
Most folks are just too involved with the story of their resumes to accurately judge the content.
They fail to see gaffes in spelling or grammar that are obvious to someone reading their resume for the first time. That's why it's crucial to get a second opinion from someone you trust. Preferably from two, three or four people, if you have time. Then get a second opinion to look for problem areas that come up repeatedly. Revise later to make them smoother.