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How many times have you found yourself sitting in front of your computer wondering how to put your resume together? I know I’ve found myself in this same situation at least once every few years. It’s not that I go through jobs like butter, it’s just that I am restless. One day I know I’ll find the perfect position that I’ll be content with for years to come. Until then – like millions of other young Americans – I find myself routinely updating my resume. For beginners just starting to create that ideal resume (ahem Ann :)), I recommend referencing the following page which provides “Ten Easy Ways to Improve Your Resume.”

Use a bulleted style to make your resume more reader-friendly.

Eliminate “responsibilities” words from your resume vocabulary.

Use strong, concrete verbs to describe your jobs, and don’t mix noun and verb phrases.

Don’t list too much experience on your resume.

Each tip is followed by a brief explaination. Even if you think you’ve mastered the art of resume creation, review some of the tips after the jump. Is there such a thing as a perfect resume anyway?

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