The best approach to preparing a résumé is to

A) spend a lot of time creating it,and then send the same version to all prospective employers.
B) learn as much as you can about who may be reading it and be sure to meet their needs.
C) keep it general,brief,and nonspecific.
D) use two or three pages so you can include detail.
E) be as unique as possible in order to stand out from others.

The best approach to preparing a résumé is to learn as much as you can about who may be reading it and be sure to meet their needs. This means tailoring your résumé to each specific job you apply for, highlighting relevant skills and experiences that match the job requirements. A general, brief, and nonspecific résumé is unlikely to catch the attention of hiring managers, and a lengthy résumé with excessive detail may bore them. Unique elements can be effective, but they should still be relevant and professional.