To make a good resume
the one thing you should always do is know who you are on paper. List your name
in bold letters, put down your current address, phone number you are more
accessible to and a professional email address that bares your name only. Write
down your current school and if still attending post your graduation date. Put
down your past employment in chronological order and task given in your former
job, make sure to put down correct work experience information as the employer
might background check it and if any information is not correct it will look
bad and make your prospect of getting the job lower.
Put down skills that suits the job you’re currently looking for if set skills you indeed have. Everything in your resume should fit what you think the employer is looking for as best as possible. Write down everything you did in your past jobs even if it was minimal and unimportant in your mind. Cover letter might not be needed but some employer might require you to write one. Check for any minor mistakes and keep things simple, while flashiness might get the employer to glance at your resume, they might see it in a negative way.
- T.L. Acevedo
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