Customizing Your Resume Part 2

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Customizing Your Resume Part 2 Instructor Name Instructor Title Library Name Courtesy of Gail Borden Public Library and the Public Library Association

Agenda Skills Work Experience Education Additional Sections

Skills

Review: Transferable Skills Skills that can be applied to any type of position.

Examples: Transferable Skills Leadership Three years of management experience leading a company of eight while serving in the United States Marine Corp. Technological Proficiencies Five years of experience providing one-on-one and group training on Microsoft Office products in the corporate sector.

Pulling Skills from a Posting Planned, coordinated, and managed enterprise-wide projects teams including vendors, customers, and staff

Activity #1

Work Experience

Tips & Tricks Include the last 1-3 jobs you’ve had Limit your resume to the last 10 years of experience List your most recent job first and work backward Include the following pieces of information about each position: Name and location of employer (City & State) Employment dates (YYYY) Job title when you left the organization Roles and responsibilities Key accomplishments

Roles & Responsibilities Write a brief 1-4 sentence summary of your key roles and responsibilities at each job OR List the key roles and responsibilities at each job in bullet point format NOTE: Do not include everything you did, only the roles and responsibilities that highlight job fit and transferable skills

Sample

Things to Think About Communication Organization Creativity Teamwork Management Leadership Planning/strategy Collaboration

Accomplishments What did you achieve at a job that brought you a sense of pride? What would you like to be remembered for doing well at a job? What process/task/situation did you improve as a result of your idea or effort? What special project/committee/task were you selected for based on your performance?

Things to Review Promotions Merit increases Commendations from managers, clients, or customers Budgets Performance reviews/evaluations Awards Letters of recommendation

Example

Activity #2

Education

Categories Higher Education (may include graduate and post-graduate work) Professional certifications, training and/or licenses High School

Specifics Name of the institution Location (Town & State) Degree/certification earned Year of degree/certification

Examples Northwestern University, Evanston, IL 2005 Project Management Certification Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL 1989 Bachelor’s Degree - Business Management Elgin Community College, Elgin, IL 1987 Associate’s Degree - Business Management

Optional information Grade Point Average (GPA): 3.72 / 4.0 GPA Graduating with Honors: Cum Laude – 3.5 to 3.7 GPA Magna Cum Laude – 3.8 to 3.9 GPA Summa Cum Laude – 4.0+ GPA Example Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL 1989 Bachelor’s Degree- Business Management Magna Cum Laude, 3.85 GPA

Activity #3

Additional Sections Volunteer Work Military Service Internship / Externship Presentations Professional Development

Activity #4

THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING! QUESTIONS? THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING! Next in the series: Resume Open Lab