No more one-page resumes Bullets, not paragraphs Long paragraphs are nothing but clutter on a resume. If writing a summary or objective, keep it to two sentences at the most.
Paragraphs make it difficult to see the main ideas or key points on a resume.
Lots of white space is good. Clarify dates Put the month and the year. Do not omit months unless you were at a position for longer than 5 years, and if it is not your current job. Companies want to know exact dates, ie May 1998 to June 1999. Just putting the years on a resume looks deceiving to the trained resume reader, and we are going to ask you the exact dates of employment anyway so you may as well put it on there.