A good resume is something that announces you, represents you without personal acquaintance. The way you write your resume is what will affect your job desires. Surely, writing a resume is somewhat embarrassing, especially when it comes to listing your good qualities, but everyone will have to go through it sooner or later. Better put your shyness aside and get to work.
 
So, the resume writing tips are:

1. Give your full name, address and contacts. This part has to be double-checked. In case your resume writing reaches the goal and the employer will want to invite you to a job interview, but the contacts are wrong, you are screwed.
2. State the goal of your resume writing clearly. Something like “sphere of journalism” will not work. If there is a particular open vacancy you want to get, name it.
3. Use bulleting to make your resume more readable. Listing always stands out when compared to the text.
4. When writing a resume, concentrate on your professional qualities and strengths. Writing something abstract or naïve will surely be a bad idea as well as intimidating experience. Writing brief and concise phrases like “a team member” will make a good impression on the employer.
5. Concentrate your resume writing on professional achievements. If you increased the revenue of a certain department while working as a manager, give numbers and facts. These will tell more than self-praising, and will surely be a good proof of your professionalism.
6. If necessary, give a list of contacts where your potential employer can get recommendations. Contacts you provide have to be real and, which is more important, 100% workable, meaning the people to give these recommendations will provide good feedback.