UNIT ONE COMPETENCY 5B ANALYZE THE PRACTICES THAT EFFECT EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYEE DECISION MAKING General Resume Format.

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UNIT ONE COMPETENCY 5B ANALYZE THE PRACTICES THAT EFFECT EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYEE DECISION MAKING General Resume Format

Resume A summary of your objectives, experiences, education, interests and personal information Always should be typed Should only be one page

Personal Information Includes: Full Name Address Telephone Number Address

Objective A statement that shows employer what type of job you are interested in

Education Includes high school name, location, degree, and graduation year

Work Experience Includes job title, name of company, dates of employment, and job duties

Interests and Activities Includes sport teams, academic clubs, and community organizations

References Includes previous employer and one other contact; do not include relatives Only upon request; employer will ask for it