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Name Contact Information What you are looking for (Objective) Experience Education Additional relevant information (within reason!!)

Age Large gaps in work history Personal information Additional non relevant information

You have more than you think Did you play sports or participate in a team? Did you volunteer? Did you hold a Summer Job? Organize a Fundraiser? Baby sit or mow lawns? Extract the skills and experience you gained in these activities

YES! This is your chance to speak to the employer Tell us what we don’t see in your resume Sell us on your skills, experience, and education

Learn about the company Be professional Don’t use abbreviations Spell check!! Use a standard font Dress the part 1-2 pages MAX! Use key words