Tailor your resume to match the exact requirements of the job

Don’t send the same document to every employer

Highlight the qualifications explicitly mentioned in the job ad

Incorporate relevant keywords naturally throughout your CV

Avoid cluttered designs that distract from your content

Stick to classic typefaces that convey professionalism

Two pages are acceptable only for senior-level roles with substantial experience

Use margins and spacing strategically to guide the reader’s eye

Graphics should enhance, not overwhelm—only use them if expected

Quantify your contributions whenever possible

Turn job duties into measurable wins

Use numbers to demonstrate value

Prioritize recent and applicable experience over older or unrelated positions

If you include a professional summary, make it sharp and compelling

Cut positions that don’t strengthen your candidacy

Proofread your CV multiple times for spelling and grammar errors

Ask a trusted colleague, site (http://monomobility.co.kr/g5/bbs/board.php?bo_table=free&wr_id=1877326) mentor, or career coach to review it

Include a link to your LinkedIn profile, portfolio, or personal website—only if it adds value

Ensure all links are active and functional

Avoid unprofessional photos, outdated information, or casual language

It’s your gateway to the interview—don’t waste it

Let your achievements speak for themselves