Why You May Want to Consider Using Helvetica Typeface for Your Resume

There area ton of fontsout there it’s possible for you to use for a multitude of projects.

Designer Brian Hoff explains:

Helvetica is so no-fuss, it doesnt really lean in one direction or another.

It feels professional, lighthearted, honest… Helvetica is safe.

Maybe thats why its more business-y.

[Times New Roman is] telegraphing that you didnt put any thought into the typeface that you selected.

Its like putting on sweatpants.

A good font might not get you the job, but looking professional wont hurt you either.

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