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Formatting a streamlined resume requires careful thought and discipline. The goal is to present your most relevant skills and experiences in a clear, compact format that captures attention quickly.

Start by choosing a clean, professional layout with even line heights and alignment. Use one legible typeface like Roboto and keep the size between 10 and 12 points.

Avoid clutter by using no more than two subtle colors and using bold or italics only for emphasis.

Begin with your header with contact details at the top, flush-left for clean scanning.

Below that, include a short professional summary of 2–4 impactful sentences that highlights your core strengths and career focus.

Next, order your roles strategically by putting your current and aligned roles at the top. For each position, list the company name, your title, the dates and 3–5 achievement-driven statements describing measurable outcomes over responsibilities.

Use dynamic language and quantify results whenever possible. For example, replace "responsible for" with "drove a 30% sales lift by leading a 5-person team".

Education should follow with degree earned, school name, https://projectnoah.org/users/curriculum and date.

Include training that enhances your fit if they strengthen your candidacy.

Omit older roles that don’t add value to save space.

Display your technical and soft skills in a concise horizontal or vertical format grouped into sections such as software, tools, and languages.

Avoid listing basic skills like Microsoft Word unless they are a key part of the job description.

Name 1–2 contacts max or write "Available upon request".

Finally, review your CV for consistency in formatting, punctuation, and grammar.

Test the printed version for readability and verify no elements overflow or compress.

A well-designed one-page CV shows you can communicate effectively.