Myth #4
The truth is, using tasteful colors on your resume when appropriate can actually help your resume stand out. The goal here is to make sure your resume is not a coloring book. Instead, choose one or two sophisticated colors that can bring it to life.
Using colors on the borders or section headings is a great starting point. Resumes are marketing documents, and using a generic black and white resume could be a boring way of marketing yourself. Use colors if you want to, but stay professional and simple.
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