Hello there,

When it comes to choosing a font for your CV, clarity and professionalism are key factors. Both Times New Roman and Verdana are widely used fonts and it will not matter which one you end up using.

Regardless of the font you choose, make sure it's easy to read, maintains a professional appearance, and is consistent throughout your CV. Remember that the content of your CV, such as your skills, experience, and achievements, matters far more than the font choice.

Here are some additional tips for choosing a font for your CV:

• Use a font size of 10-12pt
• Use a consistent font throughout your CV
• Use a font that is easy to read on both paper and screen
• Proofread your CV carefully to make sure there are no errors

I hope this helps!

Hi,

I don't think there's been any significant conclusive evidence regarding serif vs. sans-serif, or at least the stuff I've read seems to suggest 

Alot of it boils down to subjective preference. I would pick the font that you think reads better both printed and on screen.

Personally, I really don't like Times New Roman, but that's just me.

Lastly, the most important point I will share is that the content of your CV is 100% more important than the font you are choosing. Even if you had the most elegant, easiest to read font, if your CV content is not strong, you aren't going to pass the screening.

All the best!

Hi there!

Times New Roman. 

In general, any clean, simple font would do. 

Just stay away from Comic Sans. 

Best,
Cristian

Hello,

Either works! I personally prefer Times New Roman, but it doesn’t really matter. Formatting-wise, just be sure to keep it around 11-12pt font, and with a reasonable margin size.

Both work. Time New Roman is generally what I use (or Calibri).