Should I minimize white space on my resume to the greatest extent possible by stretching bullets to fill entire lines?
Someone once told me that I should try to minimize white space on my resume as much as possible, specifically by wording each bullet so it stretches all the way to the end of the line. The idea is to make the resume look more "full" and balanced visually, with as little white space as possible.
But I'm not sure if that's actually a good idea. Wouldn't that make the bullets harder to read or come off as a little forced? Has anyone here tried this approach? I'm curious if it actually makes a difference or if it's just a cosmetic thing that doesn't really help. Is it actually helpful, or just one of those things that sounds good in theory but doesn’t matter much in practice?
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