Writing and Updating A Resume

What is a resume?

Simply put, a resume is a one- to two-page document that sums up a job seeker's qualifications for the jobs they're interested in. More than just a formal job application, a resume is a marketing tool that job seekers use to communicate their value to employers.

Do you really need a resume?

As a general rule of thumb, most prospective employers want to know what you have done in the past 10-15 years and only need a brief summary or synopsis of previous jobs. After the Professional Experience section, a resume should contain a section on Education.

How to Write a Resume

Watch this video to learn the most important elements of a resume.

Resume Keywords

Employers, recruiters and headhunters use job-specific keywords to find the job candidates they want to interview. That same job-specific keywords when used by job seekers in they resumes become resume keywords or buzzwords. Although one might assume keywords are individual words, they can be phrases too.

Sample Resume

You're about to get hired. Get your contact details right. Write the perfect professional summary or career objective. In your work experience section, be sure to tailor your resume, include the right resume keywords, and impress the employer with achievements. Detail your knowledge by properly showing your education.

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