> Keep this part of the résumé brief. Give the date of your birth, your height and weight, your marital status, and the number of your dependents. Mention the state if your health.
> Height is mentioned, and weight, too, but weight is perhaps a more significant item. Obesity may suggest glandular malfunctioning, lack of physical agility, and in some cases ungainly appearance. If you are of normal weight for your age and height, state it. If too thin or too heavy, omit this item with the hope that during the interview, your other fine personal and professional qualifications will more than make up for this physical shortcoming. Use your best judgment here, as you would in the case of a physical disability. Briefly state the condition of your health. If it’s excellent, say so. You may even want to indicate the date of your last medical checkup.
It says salary is an optional item, usually omitted. The example resumes towards the end show many with height/weight/age/marital status but none with current salary.
