Making Spelling and Grammar Mistakes

Paying attention to your periods and commas could mean the difference between a call back and never hearing anything. Proofread it one more time before you send it off.

A perfectly written resume could even be your competitive edge, says Keith Wolf, managing director of Murray Resources. “As simple as they may be to avoid, spelling errors and typos are the most common mistakes we see in resumes. They’re particularly damaging because they convey to potential employers that an applicant lacks attention to detail.”

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