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When you feel confident that your resume construction is complete, take
time to read it aloud several times through. Grammatical mistakes and faulty
sentence construction are often most obvious when you hear them. Errors such
as missing words or doubled words tend to jump out when read aloud. If the
sentence does not flow when spoken, it will not flow on paper. Many people
on the receiving end of your resume will be verbally-oriented people--even to
the point of quietly reading your resume "aloud" (you have probably noticed
people who read aloud to themselves or at least move their lips ever so slightly--that's the
verbal-oriented crowd). Write for them and for everyone else who proofs your resume while
they are reading.
Then give it to someone else to proof it for you. This is a good time to make another visit
to your Career Center. Make sure your resume is flawless.
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