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Contact Information
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This is one of the most
critical areas of your
resume. Should the
hiring manager find your
qualifications a good
match for the opening,
you don't want to make
that person work to find
how to locate or contact
you.
Therefore, in modern
resumes, contact
information is clearly
placed at the beginning
of the resume, unless a
more stylish approach is
warranted. But even
then, it's always wise
to place the most
important contact
information -- phone
numbers & email -- at
the top of your
document. Since most
hiring managers will not
contact a successful
candidate by "snail"
mail, physical addresses
can be minimized,
sometimes even left to
the bottom of a one-page
resume.
Some examples:
Again,
what’s most important is
to place the contact
information
(address/phone/email) in
a location that is
easily accessible and
readable by the hiring
authority.
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