Therefore, looks become as important as content. Be consistent with the kind of paper you use. Don't get carried away. Courier or a wacky shadow or outline are not professional fonts. Keep it simple and stay away from colors, graphics or images.
Simplicity is key, so keep it to one page.
Read it, read it, and read it some more. This piece of paper is your key to an interview and possibly employment. Don't mess up your shot by spelling a word wrong or using an inconsistent color, heading or style. It's better than employers thinking that you've blanketed the market. All rights reserved.