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  How Can I Edit My Resume?
  
  Before sending out your resume, you should always edit it for errors. Make sure it's in the best shape possible. Editing is more than just looking for typos or grammar mistakes. It also involves choosing the right keywords. If you've never done it before, it may be a good idea to seek help from a professional resume editor.
  
  One of the most important aspects of your resume is the work experience section. You want your work experience to stand out. To do this, use bullet points and include at least six relevant details for your current role and three to four for previous roles. Bullet points also make your work experience stand out more than words.
  
  Another problem with a resume is missing details, such as the city in which you worked. Ensure that you include the date and city of employment. Other sections, such as education and awards, are optional and don't require an explanation. However, they can be included if your resume is one page long. You should also avoid using weak verbs and instead use powerful action verbs to emphasize your contributions.
  
  Your resume may need to be updated regularly to keep it current with changes in the job market. For example, if you're looking for a new position, you should make sure to include relevant volunteer work. These experiences are not often mentioned in resumes but they can help you stand out from the competition and be hunted.