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The Resume Your resume is usually an employer’s first impression of you. It should:
What is this resume’s purpose?
Have you researched your audience to determine how you meet their hiring needs?
How do you show you’re the best candidate?
What type of resume will you develop?
Is a curriculum vitae more appropriate?
Education and Experience
Other Sections including: Training, Skills, Community Service, Awards, Professional Affiliations, etc.
Chronological Resume - Teacher (.doc) Chronological Resume – Social Worker (.doc) Combination Resume – Human Resources (.doc)
Action Verbs for Work Experience Using these action verbs can make your work responsibilities pop on your resume or c.v.
Articles and a Tutorial on Resumes The Quintessential Careers site has sample resumes and a resume-writing tutorial.
Examples of cover letters, references and job application other materials are on the Purdue University’s Online Writing Lab under “Job Search Writing.”
USAJOBS, OPM’s official website for Federal jobs, has an excellent online template to create a Federal resume. Federal agencies typically require a more detailed resume than private sector employers.
This excellent tool from the University of Minnesota’s Office of Human Resources explains resume development step-by-step.
This site has useful templates for writing cover letters and resumes. |
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