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This one should be pretty obvious, but it is important that your resume be free of errors. Proofread and proofread again to make sure that you didn’t miss a basic grammar mistake or a typo. Spellcheckers don’t always solve the problem as they miss common mistakes such as using “from” in the place of “form”. Nothing ruins a good resume more quickly than bad grammar or a misplaced letter. Some hiring managers will simply lose focus on the good things in your resume when they see simple mistakes. Make sure that they have every reason to think only about your chances with their company.