Preparing R$$sum$$s for Electronic and Print Delivery

Format requirements for r$$sum$$s are as important as content in many situations. Unattractive r$$sum$$s with keyboarding errors are evidence of

carelessness, lack of respect, or poor academic background. Your r$$sum$$ format also needs to reflect employers' preferences for presentation and

delivery. To accommodate employers' preferences, you will need three versions of your r$$sum$$: a print r$$sum$,$ a scannable r$$sum$,$ and a r$$sum$$

designed to be accessed through email or websites.

Read the scenario about preparing a print r$$sum$,$ and then answer the question.

Marcela is preparing for an important interview. The potential employer asked Marcela to bring a copy of Marcela's r$$sum$$ to the

interview. Marcela has never formatted a print r$$sum$$ and asks for your advice.

What advice should you give Marcela in designing a print r$$sum$$ that would make it appealing and have a top, professional quality? Check all that

apply.

Balance the r$$sum$$ attractively on the page with equal margins

Use only Arial or Times New Roman typeface

Keep your margins at exactly $1\mathrm{.}5$ inches to avoid cluttering the page

Check for consistency of design throughout the r$$sum$$