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 ![IMG_4003](https://github.com/rosnovsky/resume/assets/2508576/1925d49d-73fa-4db2-b4ed-a1ec12cb3be3)
 
-## Store resume in Markdown
+## Store Resume in Markdown
 
-I love markdown. It's resilient, cross-platform, human-readable, and just a pleasure to work with. As a job candidate, I want to be able to quickly adjust my resume to highlight specific aspects of my experience that are relevant to a particular position I apply for. Markdown makes it easy.
+I love Markdown. It's resilient, cross-platform, human-readable, and just a pleasure to work with. As a job candidate, I want to be able to quickly adjust my resume to highlight specific aspects of my experience that are relevant to a particular position I apply for. Markdown makes it easy.
 
 ## Convert it to PDF
 
-"Please provide your resume in `.md` format", said noone ever, so I've automated this part. Whenever I push an update to `resume.md`, a Github action springs into action and generates and updated PDF. I can send it over as a file or as a link.
+"Please provide your resume in `.md` format," said no one ever, so I've automated this part. Whenever I push an update to `resume.md`, a GitHub action springs into action and generates an updated PDF. I can send it over as a file or as a link.
 
 ## Branches
 
-For my convenience, I can create separate branches for every version of my resume, and still have a _canonical_ version available. If a particular version performs better than the others, it's easy for me to make it the canonical one. 
+For my convenience, I can create separate branches for every version of my resume and still have a _canonical_ version available. If a particular version performs better than the others, it's easy for me to make it the canonical one.