7 Best Fonts to Use on Your Resume

6. Times New Roman

There’s a love-hate relationship regarding Times New Roman. Some people love using it; others are so sick and tired of seeing it that it might as well rate next to Comic Sans as far as popularity goes. Furthermore, there’s a really big chance that everyone else will be using Times New Roman, which could make it a good idea to follow the trend if you’re looking for a more… conservative job. If you’re looking for a creative job, for instance, then you’re better off with other options.