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First of all, you'll need to make sure that all of your contact
information is clear and easy to read. It should appear at the top of
your resume in clear view, so that your potential will know how to get
in touch with you for a follow-up interview or to schedule subsequent
appointments.
Next, highlight your accomplishments, both
educational and professional. You can list the school(s) you graduated
from, as well as the degree you earned, your cumulative GPA, and any
awards or recognition you received while in school. If you are a
college student currently, and are looking for employment, you can
include school-related activities and jobs, since these position offer
you the real-world experience that you will need in the work force.
Including things like being on the Dean's List and receiving awards for
honors groups in college will also show your potential employers that
you are well-rounded, and realize the importance of education.
A
summary of your skills should finalize your resume; this way you can
give descriptions of what you can bring to the company once you are
hired. You should include information about your communication skills,
both verbal and non-verbal, so that your employer can see that you're
not just a great resume writer, but you are able to work well with
others and have a way of making coworkers feel comfortable and
motivated.
You should also make sure that you give details about
any technical skills you have, such as computer programs that you may
be certified in, HTML training, or web development skills that you can
bring to the company. With technology being so advanced these days,
you're bound to get a second look if you know how to enhance a
company's website, or upload content onto the site.
Your resume
writing format should be informative but simple to read; you should
give yourself a professional 'voice' (don't use first person), but
still make sure that the document is relatable so that employers will
get a feel that you're personable and confident in your skills.
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