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]]>One of the key components to building your resume is finding a good template. The average hiring manager will spend only a few seconds reading your resume before deciding whether to give it a closer look. If you choose the wrong template, you are going to quickly have your resume ignored and will badly hurt your chances of finding employment.
What Makes a Template the “Wrong” One?
There is always going to be a subjective component to reviewing resumes. Some hiring managers may want something a bit more modern. Others may appreciate something classic. You have to make the best choice you can with what little information you have.
But while there is no perfect template, there are template “mistakes.” The following are mistakes you will want to avoid with your resume template selection:
In addition to selecting the wrong template, many job seekers edit templates to try to fit in as much information as they can, shrinking the font size, decreasing spacing, and more. While it is acceptable to edit resume templates, you have to also make sure that your edits are not making it difficult to review your attributes and achievements.
The best resume templates are the ones that play no role in the hiring process, and provide an excellent first impression to the hiring manager. If your resume template is professional, clean, and easy to read, you’re going to give yourself a better opportunity to land the job.
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