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Another important element of the job hunt! Resume Writing 101 Another important element of the job hunt!

Making Your Resume Pop

Pop Quiz! What is the initial amount of time an employer takes to review an applicant’s resume? Answer: 15 – 20 seconds minimum 45 seconds maximum

Why do you need a resume? A marketing tool To obtain an interview, not a job Requirement of many organizations

Resume- hidden messages You Neat Well-organized Attention to detail Careful & Competent Neat Well-organized Error free Professional appearance

Sections of a Resume

The Header What should be included? Name Permanent and present address E-mail address Telephone number Where should contact information go? Top of the page

Objective Statement Purpose Examples Communicate the type of position you are interested in Examples Management trainee position with a specialty retailer. Technical sales with an energy related industry in the Southwest. Long range goals of regional sales management. To obtain a position as field service representative with XYZ Software Corporation.

Education Name of School Expected Graduation Year GPA Include city and state if not part of the school’s name Expected Graduation Year GPA

Experience Use the term "experience" Information to include What is considered experience? Full and part-time jobs Self-employment Volunteer work Information to include Job Title Dates of employment Company name City & State

Listing Responsibilities Use bullet points Start of each line with an action verb Present tense if currently employed Past tense if no longer employed Vary your choice of verbs Tailor skills and experiences to the position for which you are applying Be concise while providing enough detail

Honors & Awards Order by dates Reverse chronological Rank order by importance to the objective you listed at the top of your resume

Resume Dos Use action verbs Use short, concise sentences Use #, %, $ amounts Keep resume easy to read Keep resume about one page

Resume Don’ts Do not use the pronouns such as I, me, my, etc. Do not include references Do not clutter your resume with nonessential information Do not make any misrepresentations Do not include personal information SSN, age, sex, height, weight, marital status, photograph, etc.