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Resume is always considered as a stepping stone when looking for a job. How do you make it different from an ordinary resume? Making a good Resume begins here >>
Keywords:Resume Tips    Resume Structure
 
 
Use standard 8.5" by 11" quality, white paper.
Keep your resume simple and straightforward. Use bullets or asterisks for lists.
Proofread for spelling and grammar, avoid fancy fonts do not use abbreviations.• Insert targeted keywords.
Check for accuracy, Be honest.Sell yourself (but don't exaggerate).
Avoid artwork or pictures
Showcase your job accomplishments and results,Quantify your experience and success (use numbers when possible).
 
Basic information
Place your name, address, phone number and email address at the top of each page.
Make sure you provide a telephone number where you can be reached or a message can be left.
Left-justify the identifying information in a scannable resume.
 
Objective
An objective focuses the resume and communicates the position you are seeking.
Be specific enough to show employers a focused goal.
Identify the type, size and scope of the organization you want to work for. Define your functional area of interest.
Describe the level of position you seek.
 
Education
List education and degrees in reverse chronological order.
Provide the name and location of institutions as well as academic major.Relevant coursework may be included for recent graduates.
Note honorary societies, academic honors and graduation with distinction.Research and/or publications are listed for applicants with a Master's and/or Ph.D. degree.
 
Working Experience
List each position held in reverse chronological order.
Include the company name, city, state, a brief description of the firm, dates worked, title, position and key accomplishments.
Record past work experiences in terms of transferable skills.
Begin each descriptive phrase with an action verb (e.g. managed, achieved, etc.).
Make sure the work history section is relevant to your objective.
 
Activities and Accomplishments
Provides insight into your involvement and participation with individuals and groups Reveals how you spend your spare time.
Include hobbies, activities and membership in organizations, especially where you hold a leadership role.
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