- Consider first an organization that needs your strengths and fits your goals.
- Be consistent. Be sure to use, for example, the same date formats, puncuation, and spacing throughout.
- Use a high-quality printer and high grade paper.
When writing the resume it is vital one follows the following steps:
The Heading
At the top of the resume, include your name, adress, telephone number, and email address
Job Objective
The job objective gives the potential employer an idea of your goals as an employee. Keep the job objective within three lines of the resume.
Qualifications Summary
In the qualification summary section, feel free to write your qualifications for the job. Include achievements, skills, expericence, or personal qualities.
Eduacation
List the colleges you have attended and the degrees you have earned.
Employment Experience
List your previous employers in reverse chronological order meaning place your most recent job first, followed by your second most recent job and so forth.
Related Skills and Abilities
List important skills you feel are unique and beneficial
Honors and Activities
List any honors or achievements you have earned
References
Avoid this step as much as possible
Follow these steps closely and one should write an effective resume. With the economy as bad as it is, making a great first impression with an employer is very important.
Oliu, Walter E., Charles T. Brusaw, and Gerald J. Alred. Writing that Works Communicating Effectively on the Job. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin's, 2006.
Watch your typos...education is misspelled. You can go in and edit the information at any time. Don't forget to include your name after the title of your post, too.
ReplyDeleteShould you have explained why you should avoid including references. You should mention references are available upon request, though, right?