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• A biodata is a biography of a person where the focus is on personal particulars like date of birth, gender, religion, race, nationality, residence, marital status, and the like.
• A resume is usually written in the third person to give it an objective and formal tone.
• A resume would be ideally suited when experience people apply for specific positions where certain specific skills are more important than education.
• The Bible teaches us to seek first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.
• Extracurricular Activities are a crucial part of a well-rounded education.
• A French word meaning “summary”, a resume is a brief profile of the candidate that includes the photo, name, address, contact information, and the objective of the applicant.
• Other information not essential to the job – like religion, emergency contact, etc – is not included in the resumé.
• The goal of the resume is to represent the skills and experience of an applicant.
• The said information must be placed at the top portion where it can be easily seen.
• Most recruiters look for the summary of qualifications first thing after receiving the résumé.
• This part immediately gives them an idea if the applicant fits on the job or not.
• Skills related for the job are listed here, starting to the most applicable skill for the position applied.
• Applicants may also include professional affiliations here, such as being a member of an organization relevant to the position applied.
• The content of a resume aims at providing the reader a balance of responsibilities and accomplishments for each position.
• The right way is to simply place “available upon request” and prepare a separate sheet were the list of reference is written.
• Professional Licenses in a Curriculum Vitae should include professional licenses, certifications, and other relevant experiences.
• Personal Information in a Curriculum Vitae should include contact information, address, and photograph.
• A Curriculum Vitae lists out every skill, all the jobs and positions held, degrees, professional affiliations the applicant has acquired, and in chronological order.
• Technical Proficiency or Skills in a Curriculum Vitae should include computer skills, programming languages, and other technical skills.
• Honors and awards received should be mentioned in the appropriate school level.
• A Curriculum Vitae should include a cover letter to summarize the contents of the applicant’s Curriculum Vitae.
• Professional Experiences in a Curriculum Vitae should include positions held, job responsibilities, and other relevant experiences.
• Fellowships and scholarships in a Curriculum Vitae should include fellowships, scholarships, and other awards.
• It is strongly advised and polite to seek permission first from the people intended to be used as character reference.
• Awards in a Curriculum Vitae should include awards, recognitions, and other awards.
• Positions of Responsibilities in a Curriculum Vitae should include positions held, job responsibilities, and other relevant experiences.
• Scientific Papers in a Curriculum Vitae should include scientific papers, scientific journals, and other publications.
• Presentations in a Curriculum Vitae should include presentations, conferences, and other relevant experiences.
• The enumeration in a resume should begin from the highest degree attained.
• Research Publication in a Curriculum Vitae should include scientific papers, scientific journals, and other publications.
• Student Grants in a Curriculum Vitae should include fellowships, scholarships, and other awards.
• The reference information (name, company name, job position, and contact information) must not be written in the resume itself.
• A Curriculum Vitae is a Latin word meaning “course of life” and is more detailed than a resume, it is the longest of all formats, generally 3 to 6 pages, or even longer as per the requirement.
• Volunteer Work in a Curriculum Vitae should include volunteer works, extracurricular activities, and other relevant experiences.
• The structure of a resume should indicate the name of the company, its address, employment period, position and brief job description.
• Educational Background in a resume should indicate schools attended from elementary, high school and college.
• Professional Organization Memberships in a Curriculum Vitae should include professional affiliations, memberships, and other relevant experiences.
• Voluntary Initiatives or Extra Curricular Activities should be listed from the most recent and most relevant to the job applied.
• The structure of a resume should begin from the latest to the earliest employment date.
• Bio Data is short for Biographical Data, an old-fashioned term for Resume or C.V.