It could be time to leave the content alone. Instead, focus your energy on the design. Yes, I said design
These four tips will help draw the eye to important information and create visual order:
1. Use the most readable fonts
Make sure your resume should not have Segoe Script,segoe print , comic sans & snap ITC formats rather the content should be appropriately writen so that its well understood by a recruiter & he should not get confused by the fonts.
2. Create separation with visual space
Spacing is an important visual cue to the brain, as well as a resting space for the eyes.. Any content writen is bolded text, underlines or italics to separate sections is not welcomed in any professional resume. Instead, the use white space to create visual separation and uniform spacing between a section header makes the resume look clear and easy to read.
3. Use header space wisely
While preparing resume make sure you add a separate line for adding an address and another line for adding your mobile number and email where you can be reached easily.
Don’t list multiple addresses, phone numbers or email addresses. 
4. Write in bullet points, not paragraphs
A recruiter will glaze right over large chunks of text on a resume because paragraphs don’t stand out. You should showcase your accomplishments in bullets to improve the chances of getting a right job.
If you submit most of your resumes through online applications, you may be tempted to write in paragraphs because bullets don’t always copy well into form fields. The solution is to keep three identical resume documents up to date:
•	Resume.doc (a.k.a. your working document) 
•	Resume.pdf (a.k.a. your submittable document) 
•	Resume.txt (a.k.a. your copy/paste document)