If you have years of experience and are a General Manager or Vice President, start abbreviating position descriptions from twenty years ago. Many of you choose a point size that is too small. This is probably because you think that you must keep your resume to only one page or you are trying to put too much data about your positions into too little space. Remember that many resumes are faxed. Normal fax distortions make documents harder to read.
Some fax machines shrink documents to fit plain paper output that reduces the size even further.
Therefore make sure your telephone number is in a sufficiently clear and large font. The correct presentation of dates of employment should be month and year of start and finish. If you use years only, the reader automatically suspects you are hiding short tenures or hiding stretches of unemployment. If you have several positions with the same company, show it clearly. You should always briefly and accurately describe the hotel, resort, restaurant, etc. on your resume.