Your One-Page Resume Try to get your resume onto a single page. It isn't easy, but it helps make sure that all of your accomplishments will be read and, hopefully, saved.
Second pages are easy to ignore and even easier to lose.
Use smaller line spacing and fonts if you must, but try not to depend on them. Instead, pare down your words and listings. In fact, try to leave some white space on the single page. That makes it easier to read. Use this practical guide to legally and financially establish your home-based business, from putting that shingle on the door to creating your home office.