Glassdoor
Start by double-checking that everything on your resume should be on a resume to begin with. Age, nationality, criminal record, marital status, gender, professional headshot, and unrelated hobbies do not need to be included. Next, get someone to read over your resume and share their thoughts. Check your verbs: resumes should be written using the past tense (the one exception being when you’re describing your current job). Avoid using pronouns. Be aware that formatting mistakes lead recruiters to believe that you’re not as detail-oriented and meticulous as they’d prefer. Finally, scrutinize all the questionable assumptions you’ve made earlier on to prevent yourself from making foreseeable mistakes.