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Resume
A written summary of one's
education
, work experience,
qualifications
, achievements
Resume
A
marketing
document that showcases skills and
capabilities
A
resume
is required for most professional job applications along with a
cover
letter
Types of Resumes
Chronological
Resume
Functional
Resume
Combination
Resume
Targeted
Resume
Chronological
Resume
Lists work history in reverse chronological order (current/recent job first)
Highlights steady career growth and development
Good when emphasizing solid work experience
Downside: Draws attention to any employment gaps
Functional
Resume
Focuses on skills and strengths rather than work history dates/details
Allows highlighting transferable skills
Good for career changers, freelancers, minimizing work gaps
Downside: Lacks depth of work details
Combination Resume
Blends chronological and functional formats
Shows skills and work experience together
Good for making career changes while showcasing experience
Targeted
Resume
Customized and focused on a specific job opening
Tailors qualifications to align with the role's requirements
Can highlight most relevant details for that particular position
Resume Sections
Contact Information
(Name, Address, Email, Phone)
Objective Statement
Education
(Schools, Degrees, Dates, GPA)
Work Experience
/
History
Skills
(Technical, Language, etc)
Accomplishments
/
Awards
References
(Name, Title, Company, Contact)
Resume
Do's
Customize your
resume
every time
Show off
tech
skills
Highlight
achievements and accomplishments
Proofread
multiple
times
Give
references
a heads up
Keep it
updated
Resume
Don'ts
Misrepresent
education or job experience
Give reasons for
leaving
jobs
Get too
personal
Use
crazy
/
distracting
formats
Use company
contact
info
Include
irrelevant
education (high school if you have college degree)
List
past
salary information