Those are the first things we want to see. And be specific. PNM's Greene says it's important to list accomplishments along with past job descriptions. Be accurate It may be tempting to exaggerate your education or background, but experts say it will eventually hurt more than help. On top of being factual, watch out for simple mistakes.
Spelling errors are all too common.
You have everybody in your family proof that sucker. Typographical errors can get you into trouble, too. I don't think so. But the other thing we do is sell ourselves too long. And know what information to leave out.