Remove incomprehensible abbreviations

When you work for a long time in a company, some of the abbreviations adopted in it already seem so native that you write them in a resume. But they are unfamiliar to the recruiter, so very important information is lost. Try to avoid abbreviations wherever possible.

Rephrase Template Phrases
Very often you want to succumb to the temptation and put in your resume template phrases that can be easily found in any resume or job description. Avoid them, because for the recruiter they represent an empty place.

Rephrase, for example:

Focus on results = always think about results in my work.
Customer focus = a client always comes first for me = I put the client’s interests above my personal ones.
Sociability = easily negotiate with any clients / colleagues = freely maintain a conversation with clients.

Create a normal box
What distinguishes a professional from a child? A professional calls his mailbox by name and surname, and a child - by children's words, nicknames from games and forums, date of birth.

In addition, to find a job, I recommend starting a mailbox on professional portals like Gmail or Yahoo. The rest are not good.

I still do not recommend using a relatives mailbox, where in the name of the mail the surname or name is different from yours.

Well, it is absolutely unacceptable to indicate your work box. In this case, the recruiter will interpret this nuance as follows: "I am fired from the place of work, and therefore I can not be afraid and send a resume from work mail."