What should you write in your first resume?

Answer 1

first of all, if you are recent college grad, then go through you career services at the university and try to get a job through them, they will guide you. no answer to this question b\c there are countless options.

Answer 2

You have to write only the truth. Your resume has to persuade the employer that you are the small belt which can make the system work more efficiently.

Secondly, your words have to be grammatically correct - you don't want the employer to think you are ignoramus!

Answer 3

Name: Address: D.O.B: Hobbies: (name things that are likely to impress your future employer such as reading or jogging, but don't exaggerate to much. its best to be as honest as possible) Subjects studied at school: Skills: References: (ask a teacher at your school or a friend or family member if you can put their name and number down and ask them if they can give you a reference). Qualities: (fast learner, honest, good people skills, cooperative, good communicator, friendly etc.)

Ask your English teacher at school if they will find you a copy of some ones resume to give you an idea on how to do yours.

Keep in mind any resume, and 1st resume specifically, is not only a plain list of facts but rather a presentation of your potential. Search on web for hints on that or read any of these in the Related Links below.

Answer 4

There are lots of different resume styles depending on what you are applying for. The most popular style/format is a chronological resume.

The key is that your resume needs to highlight your accomplishments/achievements vs just your duties /responsibilities.

Answer 5

You don't make a resume for college. A resume shows work experience, education, and interests/rewards. Since you are in college you don't have many of the items needed for a resume.

Answer 6

Your contact details, qualifications/skills, experience (include position and duties) and references

Answer 7

There are many things that one should consider when writing a college resume, like spelling or missing words. There are some guides on the market then can be helpful.