CRAFTING
AN
Effective
Resum
e
The First Step Toward Landing
Your Next Job
The Basics
 Disclaimer! You are the captain of your
own ship!
 Best analogy ever
 Focus on skills; use action words and
outcomes
 Tense, length, and use of white space
 Readable, clear, error-free, no gimmicks
 Name and Contact Info*
 Education
 Work or Professional
Experience
 Volunteer Experience
 Activities (only if RELEVANT)
 Computer Skills
 Any bilingual abilities
 Professional Associations
What Information Should
Be In A Resume?
OTHER TIPS…
Quantify your results whenever you can! Prove
it!
GPA – above 3.0? Include it!
Objective…. ?
ALWAYS have more than one person look over
it.
 Resume paper is a good thing.
WHATEVER YOU DO, DON’T…
 Don’t use “I” or “me”
 Don’t use photos (I can’t even…)
 Don’t lie (Still cannot…)
 Don’t have EVEN ONE SINGLE ITSY BITSY TYPO
 Don’t include or mention references
 Don’t wait to update
 Don’t use the same resume for every application (Refer back to
closet analogy)
 Don’t say “Expected Graduation Date”
 If it says “May 2015,” we know it didn’t already happen…
WHATEVER YOU DO, DON’T…
 Don’t use “I” or “me”
 Don’t use photos (I can’t even…)
 Don’t lie (Still cannot…)
 Don’t have EVEN ONE SINGLE ITSY BITSY TYPO
 Don’t include or mention references
 Don’t wait to update
 Don’t use the same resume for every application (Refer back to
closet analogy)
 Don’t say “Expected Graduation Date”
 If it says “May 2015,” we know it didn’t already happen…

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ResumeTIPS

  • 1. CRAFTING AN Effective Resum e The First Step Toward Landing Your Next Job
  • 2. The Basics  Disclaimer! You are the captain of your own ship!  Best analogy ever  Focus on skills; use action words and outcomes  Tense, length, and use of white space  Readable, clear, error-free, no gimmicks
  • 3.  Name and Contact Info*  Education  Work or Professional Experience  Volunteer Experience  Activities (only if RELEVANT)  Computer Skills  Any bilingual abilities  Professional Associations What Information Should Be In A Resume?
  • 4. OTHER TIPS… Quantify your results whenever you can! Prove it! GPA – above 3.0? Include it! Objective…. ? ALWAYS have more than one person look over it.  Resume paper is a good thing.
  • 5. WHATEVER YOU DO, DON’T…  Don’t use “I” or “me”  Don’t use photos (I can’t even…)  Don’t lie (Still cannot…)  Don’t have EVEN ONE SINGLE ITSY BITSY TYPO  Don’t include or mention references  Don’t wait to update  Don’t use the same resume for every application (Refer back to closet analogy)  Don’t say “Expected Graduation Date”  If it says “May 2015,” we know it didn’t already happen…
  • 6. WHATEVER YOU DO, DON’T…  Don’t use “I” or “me”  Don’t use photos (I can’t even…)  Don’t lie (Still cannot…)  Don’t have EVEN ONE SINGLE ITSY BITSY TYPO  Don’t include or mention references  Don’t wait to update  Don’t use the same resume for every application (Refer back to closet analogy)  Don’t say “Expected Graduation Date”  If it says “May 2015,” we know it didn’t already happen…