Hiring managers – like English teachers – expect neat, organized documents with perfect spelling and grammar. But while teachers read the whole paper before giving you a final grade, hiring managers decide in about 10 seconds. This article from our Learning Center compares good and bad resume writing. See the difference and discover the right ways to communicate your value to an employer.

If any of the "bad" examples look painfully familiar, log in and make some adjustments to your own resume.