Classic Resumes: Name

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How your name is displayed on your résumé not only personalizes the document, but also sets a conservative or stylish tone for the rest of the résumé. It’s important that the choices you make here will appeal to hiring managers in your chosen industry.

Regardless of your industry or targeted position, your name should always appear at the very top of the résumé, in large enough type to distinguish it from the rest of the document.

A conservative approach in Times New Roman:
times new roman

In Garamond:
garamond

In Arial:
Paul Malone

A stylish approach in BlackAdder II:
blackadder II

In Air Millhouse:
air millhouse

In Freestyle Script:
freestyle script

Remember that your name should be in a font that is representative of your industry (conservative or nontraditional), and one that can be easily read by a busy hiring manager.

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