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in order of importance to the employer  \nList entries in each section in reverse chronological order, placing the most relevant experience atthe top  \nTailor all content to align with the job description  \n\n| CONTACT INFORMATION\u003Cbr>Format your first and last name in all caps, bolded, and sized between 14 and 20 pt.\u003Cbr>Include your contact details (City, State | (Area Code)-Telephone Number | Professional e-mail address) on a single line\u003Cbr>Use an email address that is appropriate for professional settings\u003Cbr>Add a link to your professional profile (LinkedIn/ GitHub/ website/ portfolio) make them clickable or use icons if your format supports it |\n| --- |\n| PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY\u003Cbr>Place the summary at the top of the page where recruiters and hiring managers will see it first Introduce yourself as someone in alignment with the job description relevant to your target role Highlight relevant transferrable skills, education and experience that are directly 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