Do you feel good about your resume?

Once your resume is written up, you should feel both comfortable and good about it.

A good resume will not only outline you previous experience, but also highlight your personality and personal qualities that will make you a good employee.

If you don't feel good when you read it, something is wrong.

Does it not outline who are you, but only show what you've done for a living?

If so, it's time to think about what you, as a person, bring to the job, other than past experience and the skills developed through that.

Or do you feel uncomfortable about it because it's gone too far in outlining how wonderful you are, and you are doubtful if you can live up to it?

Either way, it needs changed.

Your resume should outline honestly who you are a person and what qualities and benefits you bring to the workplace, within the bounds of what you are comfortable living up to. But it should highlight them to an extent you look at it and feel pretty good about yourself.

Gut feeling works just as well for resumes as for anything else. Don't go on gut feeling alone, obviously, but if you are feeling not good about your resume, it needs some TLC.
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