We have to agree that typo is something that we should avoid at all costs. Sending such a lousy resume with typos here and there and misused punctuation is not a good move to attract recruiter. Your resume should scream professional and makes recruiter go " I should hire this person." It might be easy to assume spelling check is something easy to do even computer has that simple program that can detect spelling error. 

But the sad truth is, you can't rely 100% on those spellcheck program. Generally, that program only checks on the surface and basic error without even considering the pragmatic or semantic of the sentence. Sometimes, the spellcheck can sound strange and unpleasant to hear. So, the best advice would be you have to check it by yourself and don't trust your computer.

Why spellcheck is really important?

A single spelling error can cost you torpedo for your job application. Even though you're applying for a low-skill job, spellcheck is still crucial. Recruiters share that resume with spelling error reflect how poor the candidate is on professionalism and even intelligence.

Imagine you're competing with hundreds of applicants, the smallest typo can eliminate you from the first stage. It simply tells that you don't have good eye for details. So now  you know why there're a lot of document spellcheck software and many people do it as a freelance job. It's really serious people. 

Get some help to proofread your resume

It's important to proofread your resume several times even after you have run the spellcheck software. Sometimes, your intended meaning is to say "hire" but the autocorrect change it to "higher". It may look funny but not for serious matter as in applying for a job. If you have any chance, try to ask your friend to proofread it for you one more time. It doesn't cost any money right?

So good luck again in writing your resume and make sure you do it correctly as in no grammatical error. With that, I wish you all the best in getting your dream job!