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1 Writing An Effective Resume
CLE 10

2 Personal Information Things to include: Not to include:
First/Last Name Address Phone # Appropriate Address DO: DON’T: Not to include: Birth Date Personal Characteristics Self-portrait

3 Objective “What are you applying for?”
Customized to each different job Job specific Skill driven Partner Share: You’re seeking a management position in an IT firm – come up with an objective for your resume. Ex: To obtain a management position in an Information Technology firm where I can effectively utilize my expertise in human relations, project management, and staff recruitment and retention.

4 Education Reverse chronological order 1. Grad School 2. University/College 3. High School (not included with above) Include: School/Location Relevant Courses GPA (Achievements section?)

5 Work/Volunteer Experience
Be concise Be impactful by highlighting skills and achievements DO: Utilized strong interpersonal and communications skills to serve customers DON’T: Served customers No pronouns (Don’t use “I”) Key words Quantify results - #’s, $’s, %’s

6 Skills/Qualifications
Relevance Provide concise info to support the skills you choose to list Priority order Example Skills: Flexibility, Leadership, Motivation, Integrity, Problem Solving Example Skill Statement: Excellent personal motivation with a proven ability to build and work collaboratively in a strong team concept environment, and independently.

7 References Available Upon Request Personal references = subjective
Things to include: Name Position Employer Contact info

8 Additional/Optional Headings
Training/Certificates Extracurricular activities Awards/Achievements

9 Last Things to Consider…
Spelling/Grammar Formatting TRUTHFUL 1-2 complete pages; not 1.5 Easy to read


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