How do I make my resume one-page?

How to Cut and Trim a Resume

Create an inventory.
Match your qualifications to the job.
Start long and cut back.
Use a bulleted list and keep your job descriptions concise.
Cut out any extra years.
Trim the education section.
Skip the references.

What should be on a one-page resume?

Here are several steps you should consider when creating a one-page resume:

List your contact information.
Make your work experience relevant.
List your skills on one line.
Combine work experiences.
Include only relevant education.
Let the hiring manager request references.
Use digits instead of spelled-out numbers.

Is Arial same as Helvetica?

Arial is a more rounded design than Helvetica, with softer, fuller curves, and more open counters. But Helvetica still rules among graphic designers for print work, with its multiple weights and versions, as well as the rerelease of Linotype’s reworked, and very popular version, the Neue Helvetica® typeface.

Why is Helvetica the best font?

Because it’s a sans serif font, it does tend to sway a bit more into the modern category, but it’s simple enough to fit in within a more traditional design. Helvetica is particularly well-suited to signage and other designs where legibility is key. Another of Helvetica’s main advantages is that it’s a very “safe” font.

What happened to Helvetica font?

Helvetica, the World’s Most Popular Font, Gets a Face-Lift. The 62-year-old typeface that’s used everywhere from subway signs to corporate logos has been updated for the 21st century. Save this story for later. The new version updates each of Helvetica’s 40,000 characters to reflect the demands of the 21st century.

Why does Helvetica look bad on Windows?

Helvetica doesn’t render well in the Windows environment because it’s not properly hinted. The reason why it renders beautifully on the Mac is because it uses a different rendering system, which makes all typefaces look good/better regardless of hinting, though this may go at the expense of image clarity.