Overuse:

• Bullets are excellent if you don't overuse the format. Excessive bullets can be interpreted by some to be indicative of a lower-level career.

Proper Use:

• Bullets should be used to draw attention to your most important and notable accomplishments and make your resume stand out.
• It is also highly advisable to have a friend and/or trusted professional review your new resume to give you their feedback.

Avoid:

• Avoid sentences that use over used terms such as "worked with" or "managed" as they are not the most powerful verb phrases to use. 

Proper tense:

• When writing your resume never use the first person.
• Don't worry about length. Use as much space as required to adequately describe your experience and accomplishments.

How well do you communicate?

• Your is an indicator of your potential on-the-job performance so it is the only communication tool you have with potential employers.

Evidence disputes Disbelief

• Give examples of measurement criteria or specific numeric data then you conveyed that you are a performance oriented person. This evidence is what separates the truly exceptional from the marginal.
• 90% of the resumes we review don't conclude with either a result or numeric quantification. This is a red-flag for employers.