maybe you can ask your friends for their resumes so that you can have a better idea of how to make yours better looking
for mine, when I was applying for a position in a lab, I have the following sections in my resume:
name, contact information, email
Objective: to apply for what
highlights of qualifications: what's so good about you (how good you can work)
technical skills: what can you do (this section is not very necessary if you are just applying for a random part time job)
Education: where did you go to school, when did you graduate, what did you study (again, not necessary if you are not applying for any position that requires some specific kind of education)
Previous work experience: list the most revelant experience first, skip this section if you do not have any past working experience
volunteering experience: kind of like a backup to people who doesn't have work experience
hobbies/interests: not necessary
references: not necessary unless the employer asks you for one or two. but it's good to have some reference people that you can provide
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so this is how I built up my resume.....
I had only 1 page when I was applying for my first job. Now it got expanded to 3 pages |
發表於 2009-9-3 21:58
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