How do you a good resume for a job and how to make a good impresion in the job interview?
i really want to start working really soon and I don’t have any idea how to make a resume !! please help me… and if you have any goos tips for making a good impresion in the interview I’ll thank you. ( i think i want to work in some call centers)
Here are the tips I use when I teach others how to put together a resume:
A resume should include information on the following:
Objective-Identify what you are seeking in applying for this position (i.e. Seeking employment that allows me to utilize the skills I have developed through education, training and experience to contribute to the overall productivity of an organization.).
Skills and Attributes-This is a compilation of skills such as technical, communication computer, mechanical, …etc., and attributes such as dependable, hard working, reliable, self-motivated…etc.
Education-List your education with the most recent first. You should not include dates of education. The information included should include the learning institution, location and degree/certificate earned and/or areas studies.
Relevant Work History-List the dates employed, employer, location and job title. A job description should include the duties of the job and the skills required to perform the job.
Volunteer Work or Internships-Even if you were not paid for these activities, you still gained important skills from participating. In addition, employers like to hire individuals that have contributed to their community.
References-A resume should always offer personal and professional references. You should not include these with your resume unless the request is made. It is important to ask the references if you can use them and to discuss the information that should be provided to the person asking for a reference. It is also important for your reference to conduct themselves professionally.
A resume should not include the following:
References to religious affiliations.
Wages
Supervisor
Personal data such as marital status, age, race, number of children, etc.
4 Responses to “How do you a good resume for a job and how to make a good impresion in the job interview?”
Comment from Jared R
Time August 27, 2010 at 4:46 pm
Evox is right. There are some great samples on the Internet.
You also might consider exploring resources through the National Resume Writers’ Association or the Professional Association of Resume Writers & Career Coaches.
The right sample for you will depend on where you are in your career.
As for interview coaching, again, it depends on your career level. Two of my favorite books are Brazen Careerist: The New Rules for Success (Trunk), and The Harvard Guide to Finding Your Next Job (Gardella).
Consider spending some time browsing the career section of your local bookstore. There are great resources on both topics, which may just help you take the next step in your career.
Good luck!
Jared
References :
http://theresumestudio.com
Comment from Resume-Mart.com
Time August 27, 2010 at 5:17 pm
Hi!
You need to be able to let the recruiter see at first glance your skills, experience and educational qualifications.
These need to be displayed in an attractive manner and should be tailored towards the type of job you are looking for.
At the interview, be ready to talk about how you can contribute to the team with reference to your skills, experience and education.
I hope this helps!
http://www.resume-mart.com
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Comment from TX Cyclone
Time August 27, 2010 at 5:25 pm
Here are the tips I use when I teach others how to put together a resume:
A resume should include information on the following:
Objective-Identify what you are seeking in applying for this position (i.e. Seeking employment that allows me to utilize the skills I have developed through education, training and experience to contribute to the overall productivity of an organization.).
Skills and Attributes-This is a compilation of skills such as technical, communication computer, mechanical, …etc., and attributes such as dependable, hard working, reliable, self-motivated…etc.
Education-List your education with the most recent first. You should not include dates of education. The information included should include the learning institution, location and degree/certificate earned and/or areas studies.
Relevant Work History-List the dates employed, employer, location and job title. A job description should include the duties of the job and the skills required to perform the job.
Volunteer Work or Internships-Even if you were not paid for these activities, you still gained important skills from participating. In addition, employers like to hire individuals that have contributed to their community.
References-A resume should always offer personal and professional references. You should not include these with your resume unless the request is made. It is important to ask the references if you can use them and to discuss the information that should be provided to the person asking for a reference. It is also important for your reference to conduct themselves professionally.
A resume should not include the following:
References to religious affiliations.
Wages
Supervisor
Personal data such as marital status, age, race, number of children, etc.
References :
Comment from Evox
Time August 27, 2010 at 4:14 pm
The internet would be your best friend for all these. They have sample that you can work from. Microsoft Words has templates that you can copy and use to add you information on.
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