Resumes
A resume or a CV (curriculum vitae) presents a brief description of a job applicant’s experience, education and competencies. Resumes often begin with contact information followed by a statement of purpose. Resumes then follow either a functional model listing work experience or skills by job function or a reverse chronological model. The … Keep Reading → reverse chronological order presents the most recent work experience first and then going back to other job experiences for the last ten years. Functional resumes focuses on job skills and competencies and are preferred by hiring managers looking for specific skill set. The formatting and appearance of the resume directly reflects on the preparer. A resume that looks messy and has spelling mistakes communicates that the preparer is sloppy and overlooks the details. Many job applicants find it worthwhile to have their resumes professionally prepared and printed. In preparing a resume, the experience, skills and education section should be relevant to the job. Explore more about writing a good resume in this Hub.
