Remember, employers are looking for experienced individuals who know how to successfully deal with difficult issues and challenges. Identify your potential contribution. Use your resume to demonstrate how your experience or knowledge can provide value-added skills and solve a problem for your potential employer. This requires doing your homework and researching the needs of the firm. If you send your resume by email, be sure the HTML formatting is correct.
Nothing is more distracting than a jumbled, unformatted resume.
We prefer resumes that are part of the text of an email rather than included as an attachment. The general rule of thumb is to always make it easy for your reader to review your information. The more clicks required to open your resume, the less likely it will be read. Include a cover letter. If you send your resume by mail, than be sure to include a personalized, succinct cover letter.