G E T T I N G Y O U R F I R S T JOB W R I T I N G Y O U R RESUME.

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G E T T I N G Y O U R F I R S T JOB W R I T I N G Y O U R RESUME

sums up who you are in the workforce – THE RESUME sums up who you are in the workforce – where you have been, what you have done and when you did it.

RESUME COMPONENTS The principle components of a resumé are your accomplishments: On the job In school At home In the community These should show evidence of your best attributes, like whether you are a creative thinker, problem solver, hard work or reliable.

RESUME WRITING TIPS Use crisp phrases starting with action verbs Past tense for former jobs Present tense for current jobs Describe in detail rather than generalize Baby Sat ..Provided safe and responsible child care Structure all entries the same way Job title, name of company, dates of employment one or more accomplishments Work for precision - find the right word to use. Take the time to find the right word to describe you unique attributes.

RESUME REQUIREMENTS Experience This area covers your working history. Traditionally this is in chronological order format. Start with your most recent job and work backwards. If you have a lot, you might want to leave out jobs that do not have any relevance to the job you are applying for. Education List your school and degrees (diplomas) earned with the order going first to the most recent . Skills List the job related skills you have including, computer skills and programs you know along with the types of computers you are skilled in (PC & MAC). Also list foreign language you in which you are adept and any unique abilities.

RESUME OPTIONAL AREAS Objective Summary of Qualifications This is a statement of the job that you would like to obtain. Be careful because it can limit the job for which you considered. Summary of Qualifications Use if your resume is very short or your experience has been in different fields. Best if this can be included in the cover letter. Volunteer Activities This is where you can showcase the commitment to working in your community. — coaching youth soccer, teaching Sunday school, working in clean up projects, tutoring elementary students. Interests If you lack information for your resume, this describes hobbies and leisure activities, list only 2-4 and place at the end of the resume.

CHRONOLOGICAL RESUME

NO PAID JOBS RESUME

How about unusual color or format for the resumé BUT WHAT ABOUT THIS How long should a resumé be? One page only..every words counts so choose wisely What if I have no experience? Focus in on the skills and traits that are desired in all jobs. Good work ethic, responsible habits, responsibility and productivity, do ignore volunteer no matter how small. Should I include GPA? No, unless it is above 3.0. However list all awards and honors. I can I lie to make it sound better No, never lie on your resumé, however you can make a small job seem much more than it was by emphasizing the import things you did using action verbs. How about unusual color or format for the resumé Play it safe, be conservative, use white or cream color and a businesslike font