For decoration, you can use a serif font (ABCD) for the headings and a sans serif (ABCD) font for the text. You can also use two professional colors to differentiate the headings and text (like blue and black).
Place your name at the top in a professional and visually appealing way. Display your address and relevant contact information near the top, too. Include white space in the résumé to make it easier to read.
You can use bold for emphasizing labels, titles, and dates.
432 1st Ave, Saint Paul, MN 65432 | 805.555.0123 interestingsite.com | michelle@example.com OBJECTIVE Serif
Sans Serif
You might want to include a brief summary of certifications and professional skills.
11.XX – Present
Hyperwarp Coffee – Atlanta, GA This is the place for a brief summary of your key responsibilities and accomplishments.
This is the place for a brief summary of your key responsibilities and accomplishments.
Glennwood University – Detroit, MI Business Communication Degree
6.XX-4.XX
20XX
Notice the headings. This template labels experience, education, leadership, and other career specific sections, like communication. You may use labels like this, but you may specify other skills and experiences that better match you and the job. This is the place for a brief summary of your key responsibilities and accomplishments.
You might want to include your GPA here and a brief summary of relevant coursework, awards, and honors.
You delivered that big presentation to rave reviews. This is the place to showcase your skills.
Are you head of the condo board or a team lead for your favorite charity? This is the perfect place to let everyone know.
Available upon request.
Check the application requirements to see if they require references. Most of the time, you can leave a references section out. This can create more room for the other parts of your résumé, but many Microsoft and online templates will still include it.