It's no secret that G and I are a really passionate advocate for the jobseeker and we're doing our best to help you create great resumes.  We even link to other sites now and then that offer good information on job searches.  But please, please don't follow this advice. 

I know this is a relatively old post on Code Project, but when you go to the work issues page - and maybe you're looking for career info - it kinda stands out since it is so high on the page.  Maybe you won't click on it since it has such a low rating, but man it's some really terrible advice and really poorly written IMHO.

Here are a few snippets I thought you would get a chuckle out of (well, at least I did :):

1.  Font should be standard.. any one of the following arial, verdana or times new roman, size 11 or 12 would be good.

2.  A4 is the standard size of the resume

10.  And, don’t forget the declaration statement at the end….that goes like this…I hereby declare that all the details about me are true to the best of my knowledge.If it a hard copy put your signature at the bottom, else if it is a soft copy your name would be fine

A lot of this advice seems like it might be relevant to a specific international audience, but certainly isn't appropriate for resumes in the US.  The author is also requesting you to write a professional document, but the post itself is riddled with spelling and grammatical errors.  It goes to show that before you post you should spend time thinking about the audience or risk getting eaten alive!