Writing the Curriculum Vitae (CV) or Resume

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My Resume



Types of resumes

Chronological Resume
It lists work history - job by job -- starting with the most recent one. Such format quickly reveals a candidate's work and promotion record. It works well with candidates who have experience in that particular field and for those who have a steady career growth.

Functional Resume
The Functional Resume focuses on a candidate's skills. The resume classifies skills and accomplishment in special categories.

Combination Resume
It emphasizes a candidate's capabilities while also including a complete job history. For fresh graduates, this type of resume is a good choice because it enables them to profile what they can do for a prospective employer.

A CV or resume is a document that summarizes your personal data such as education, qualifications, skills, work experience and references. A well designed resume presents the information in sections with headings. Choose a format that is informative and attractive to the reader. Among the items to consider when preparing the resume include:

Research the job market
Learn about the jobs available, qualification and potential employers. The best resumes are targeted for specific jobs with specific job with specific companies.

Analyze your strength
Determine what aspects of your education, experience and personal characteristics will be assets to prospective employers.

Study models of resumes
Look at other resumes for formatting and element placement ideas. Experiment with headings and styles to achieve an artistic, readable product.

Identify yourself
List your name, address and telephone number. Skip the word "resume".

Include a career objective for a targeted job
If the resume is intended for a specific job, include a statement tailored to it.
Objective: Programming position in an IT company.

Name your degree, date of graduation and institution
Emphasize your education if your experience is limited.

Itemize your jobs
Start with the most recent jobs. Give the employers name and city, dates of employment and most significant job tittle.

Describe your experience
Use action verbs to summarize achievements and skills relevant to your targeted job.

Present nontechnical skills

Give evidence of communication, management and interpersonal skills
Employers want more than empty assurances, try to quantify your skills and accomplishments.

Highlight computer skills
All employers seek employees who are proficient with word processing, databases and spreadsheets.

Show that you are a well rounded individual
List awards, experiences and extracurricular activities - particularly if they demonstrate leadership, teamwork, reliability, loyalty, industry, efficiency and self-sufficiency.

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