This starts with a bullet point section, 3 columns, 3 rows so 9 total words that describe you.
Your first line is an "executive summary" - a statement about who you are and what you bring to the table, about 3-4 sentences. Think about what someone asks in an interview and answer it up front. People first want to know about you and what you bring to the table regardless of the job. Kimberly Smith ⋅ Chicago, IL AT&T ⋅ 30 years experienceĭONT FOLLOW TRADITION! the new resumes flip information on its head. Good luck and thank you for your service. I have had to be vague in my description of what you might try, but if you have questions on anything I have said, just drop me a line. A well-prepared interview book can be a great asset in the job search. So, if you have college transcripts, fitness reports, and documents that verify the claims you make in the resume in that notebook, you can strengthen your position in the interview. Third, keep in mind that almost everyone lies on their application and resumes AND EMPLOYERS KNOW IT. The format for this exhaustive resume should be the same as that used for the resume you give to the employer. BUT, if you were to take the time to construct a resume that included all of the information that describes your background, complete with names, dates, and places that would be required to complete an extensive government job application no matter how many pages it would be, and you kept it in a notebook for your own use in the interview, you would have a valuable reference to use during the resume. Secondly, a two page resume is a good length to give the prospective employer.
If you would send me your resume I will give you an idea of what I mean. When you write the name of the Company with its location, again use of a consistent format with techniques for making the information stand out is helpful. The time line needs to be featured and with the use of capitalization, underling and "bolding" will make it easy for the interviewer to see the unbroken line of experience. But what I have to offer that is different deals with form and style.įirst, your resume should be constructed in a style that the important information is made to stand out and is in a form consistent with all of the other information in the resume. Type of resume- can make a huge difference. Much of what I am writing has been repeated in the other answers to your question. William Bahrt ⋅ Sequim, WA Arizona Public Service Company ⋅ 15 years experience
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