How To Make a Comprehensive Resume

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1. 10. Tailor your resume for each position

1.1. It’s important to revise your resume to tailor it

1.2. For each job, adjust the keywords in the skills section so that it’s a great fit for what the employer needs

1.3. You should also change what you emphasize in the professional history and educational

2. 9. Proofread your resume

2.1. Reading your resume backward can help you identify errors

2.2. f your resume is more than one page, review for ways to consolidate or shorten each section

2.3. Two pages may be acceptable if you are applying for high-level positions

3. 8. Format your resume

3.1. Can make it look clean, professional and improve readability

3.1.1. Make your font between 10 and 12 point size.

3.1.2. Select a font that is clean and easy to read like Arial or Helvetica; avoid stylized fonts.

3.1.3. Make sure your margins are 1 to 1.5 inches.

4. 7. Consider adding optional sections

4.1. Consider adding an achievements or interests section

4.2. Makes sure the achievements and interests you list support your career goals

5. 6. Include an education section

5.1. You can include information such as:

5.1.1. Relevant coursework

5.1.2. Grade point average (if above 3.5)

5.1.3. Participation in clubs or organizations

5.1.4. Leadership positions held

5.1.5. Awards, achievements or certifications

6. 5. List your professional history with keywords

6.1. When listing your professional history, you should keep a few best practices in mind:

6.1.1. Use numbers to measure your impact, when possible.

6.1.2. Use keywords from the job description

6.1.3. Be brief

6.1.4. Use action verbs

7. What is it?

7.1. Is a document commonly used in the hiring process

7.2. It includes information about your background and qualifications

7.3. easy-to-read format

8. What is the goal?

8.1. Is to quickly communicate

8.2. easy-to-read format

9. 1. Start by choosing the right resume format

9.1. A “format” is the style and order in which you display information on your resume.

9.2. There are three commonly used resume formats

9.2.1. A chronological

9.2.1.1. Places the professional history section first and is a good option

9.2.2. The functional

9.2.2.1. Emphasizes the skills section and is a good option if you are switching industries

9.2.3. The combination

9.2.3.1. Is a good option if you have some professional experience

10. 2. Include your name and contact information

10.1. Should begin with your name and contact information

10.1.1. Your name should be highly visible at the top

10.1.2. No more than a 14 point size

10.2. Including your email address and phone number

10.3. You have a choice about whether or not to include your mailing address

11. 3. Add a resume summary or objective

11.1. You have the option to include either a resume summary or objective statement

11.2. An objective statement quickly explains your career goals

11.3. Summary is a short statement that uses active language

12. 4. List your soft and hard skills

12.1. Take a moment to consider which skills

12.2. Highlight keywords that you have had proven success with in the past

12.3. Consider both hard (technical) and soft (interpersonal) skills,as well as transferable skills

12.4. List any required skills like certifications or licenses first