How Do You Spell Resume. This question is the reason why you came here in the first place. Harrison advises that your “date of birth, family status, personal interests etc.
These items do not pertain to the qualifications of an individual for a position.” In fact all three are in relatively common usage. For example, you can list months and years directly after each entry, or you can tab over and list the information in the right margin.
However, the most common spelling used in job searches and on resumes today is resume (with no accents).
Your goal is to make your talents easily identifiable. Open notepad or some other easy plain text editor. For example, if you bold employers’ names in your experience section, write your college in bold, especially if it’s a prestigious school or one known. And the advantage of using only the last accent.
