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Introducing Resume Replace Checkmark Feature

Upgrade your resume with the new Resume Replace Checkmark feature. Say goodbye to manual checking and hello to automated accuracy!

Key Features:

Automatically scan your resume for errors
Replace outdated information with up-to-date content
Ensure your resume aligns with industry standards

Potential Use Cases and Benefits:

Perfect for job seekers looking to stand out in a competitive market
Ideal for professionals in need of a quick resume update
Saves time and effort while ensuring a polished final product

With the Resume Replace Checkmark feature, you can trust that your resume is error-free, current, and tailored to impress potential employers. Elevate your job search with confidence!

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Spell out months when listing them on your resume. Do not abbreviate, such as Dec. 2009. Instead write the full December 2009.
January = Jan. February = Feb. March = Mar. April = Apr. May = May. June = Jun. July = Jul. August = Aug.
Typically, if you worked at a job at least a year, it's not necessary to include the months you were employed. ... For most positions, it would be perfectly acceptable to list your employment as "2001-2006." If you were employed for less than a year, you'll need to include specific months.
1:33 3:34 Suggested clip Resume Help - Dates in resume - How to list chronology in your CV ...YouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clip Resume Help - Dates in resume - How to list chronology in your CV ...
While it's acceptable to abbreviate the degree to B.A. or B.S., it looks more professional to spell out the full Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science.
Month Abbreviations AP Style When a month is used with a specific date, abbreviate only Jan., Feb., Aug., Sept., Oct., Nov., and Dec. All other months should always be completely spelled out. Also, all months should be spelled out when they stand alone or are alone with a year.
If it's a standard degree/certification overall, or in your field, it's fine to abbreviate. If you are an LMT, for example,but applying for an unrelated position, I'd just leave it off the resume, or, if it's listed somewhere for some reason, I'd abbreviate and then spell it out.
Generally, it is best to spell out an acronym somewhere in the resume. ... Some acronyms, such as TV, are almost never spelled out. Others, like R&D, truly are universally known. But in a case like R&D, you might want to use the keywords research or researcher or developer or develop elsewhere in the resume.
Use of first person and possessive pronouns. The words "I", "me", "my", "mine", or "our" should never, ever appear in a resume. Instead of making empty claims to demonstrate your work ethic, use brief, specific examples to demonstrate your skills. In other words, show, don't tell.
Research has found that more than half of people falsify their resumes, and much of the untrue information falls under the category of education. Many employers do conduct an education background check typically through a third-party screening firm.
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