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All About Resumes Presented by Ms. M. E. Hawkins
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What is a Resume? A listing of a persons skills, abilities, And Education This should lead to an interview
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Types of Resumes Chronological Functional Combination of both
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What are they? Chronological- people with a long, steady, Work history Work experience from recent and go back 10 years Functional-organized by skills or functions Good for High school students
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What are they (cont.)? Combination-persons with job experience But the job experience is not steady
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Do’s Use Action verbs Include ways to contact you Emphasize skills Emphasize accomplishments Proofread for spelling/grammar errors Tailor your resume to the job applying for
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Don’ts Use personal pronouns (I, my, me) Lie on your resume Use abbreviations Use exotic paper, binders Fold or staple resume Mention salary
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An example of a resume Functional Resume M. E. Hawkins
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A note about Emails Make sure your email address does elude to Anything derogatory/rude/crude Example sexylicious23@gmail.comsexylicious23@gmail.com Or bootybear14@yahoo.combootybear14@yahoo.com If you do, change it to your name karenclark14@gmail.com
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Final Thoughts? Remember the goal is to get an Interview Your resume is all the company Knows about you Your resume is NOT read it is SCANNED 10-15 seconds!
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References http://www.dol.state.ga.us/ “Resumes Do’s and Don’ts”, “Tips for students with no work experience” http://www.dol.state.ga.us/ http://www.quintcareers.com/resume- dos-donts.html http://www.quintcareers.com/resume- dos-donts.html
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