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Step 1- Gather information Step 2- What information should be included? Step 3- What resume template best highlights my experience and education? Step 4- What sequence do I put resume sections? Step 5- Write a draft Step 6- Critique your resume

If I am looking at a specific job description, what skills and experiences are identified? What is important about my education? Are there unique experiences or talents I want to share?

Skills-Based Reverse Chronological Combination

Contact Information Profile Education Experience

YOUR NAME Street Address City, ST ZIP Code Phone

Might be great for friends but is not appropriate for your Professional communications

This an excellent place to include keywords and requirements that have been stated in a job description. keywords

YOUR PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY IS VERY IMPORTANT- IT IS MOST LIKELY THE PORTION THE EMPLOYER WILL READ AND NOT JUST SCAN

Start with the highest degree you have earned and work backwards.

LIST ALL DATED INFORMATION FROM MOST RECENT AND GO BACKWARDS CHRONOLOGICALLY

Most current information moving back through your history.

Highlights your skills

Combination resume includes both skills and work history.

Begin with the easiest section either contact information or education. Then, move through each section.

Evaluate the Content Does the resume present your strengths up front? Does the order of information make sense? Are keywords from the job description included in the resume? Does the information feel complete and present a clear picture of what you have to offer?

Does the resume present your strengths up front? Does the order of information make sense? Are keywords from the job description included in the resume?

The average employer spends about seconds scanning a resume.