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To do and Not to do with your cv
CV format
Do use:
Bold to highlight headings and subheadings.
Font sizes to distinguish between headings and other text.
An 11 or 12 point font size.
A font style that is easy to read.
- Serif fonts are easier to read on paper.
- Times New Roman is a good standard example, but Bookman or Garamond is effective alternatives.
Tables to align columns of writing (If needed).
Don't use:
• Too much bold or nothing will stand out.
• Too many variations in font size. It confuses the reader's eye.
• Headings entirely in capitals. They are difficult to read.
• Bold and underlining together. They serve the same purpose and bold is generally preferable.
• Background images, they distract attention and make the text harder to read.
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