Resume Development
Resume development
- 1Begin by listing your experiences including jobs, volunteer positions, campus involvement, etc.
- 2Determine sections. The content of your resume will help you determine appropriate sections. Current students should lead with the Education section. The experiences in each section should appear in reverse chronological order. View the sections of our sample resumes below.
- 3Determine sections. The content of your resume will help you determine appropriate sections. Current students should lead with the Education section. The experiences in each section should appear in reverse chronological order. View the sections of our sample resumes below.
- 4Determine sections. The content of your resume will help you determine appropriate sections. Current students should lead with the Education section. The experiences in each section should appear in reverse chronological order. View the sections of our sample resumes below.
- 5Write bullet points for your experiences. Lead each bullet point with an action verb and, if possible, end with results. For example, “Exceeded sales goals by 10 percent or more each quarter” is a stronger phrase than “Promoted merchandise to customers.”
Special resume
- 1Begin by listing your experiences including jobs, volunteer positions, campus involvement, etc.
- 2Determine sections. The content of your resume will help you determine appropriate sections. Current students should lead with the Education section. The experiences in each section should appear in reverse chronological order. View the sections of our sample resumes below.
- 3Determine sections. The content of your resume will help you determine appropriate sections. Current students should lead with the Education section. The experiences in each section should appear in reverse chronological order. View the sections of our sample resumes below.
- 4Determine sections. The content of your resume will help you determine appropriate sections. Current students should lead with the Education section. The experiences in each section should appear in reverse chronological order. View the sections of our sample resumes below.
- 5Write bullet points for your experiences. Lead each bullet point with an action verb and, if possible, end with results. For example, “Exceeded sales goals by 10 percent or more each quarter” is a stronger phrase than “Promoted merchandise to customers.”
Graduate resume
- 1Begin by listing your experiences including jobs, volunteer positions, campus involvement, etc.
- 2Determine sections. The content of your resume will help you determine appropriate sections. Current students should lead with the Education section. The experiences in each section should appear in reverse chronological order. View the sections of our sample resumes below.
- 3Determine sections. The content of your resume will help you determine appropriate sections. Current students should lead with the Education section. The experiences in each section should appear in reverse chronological order. View the sections of our sample resumes below.
- 4Determine sections. The content of your resume will help you determine appropriate sections. Current students should lead with the Education section. The experiences in each section should appear in reverse chronological order. View the sections of our sample resumes below.
- 5Write bullet points for your experiences. Lead each bullet point with an action verb and, if possible, end with results. For example, “Exceeded sales goals by 10 percent or more each quarter” is a stronger phrase than “Promoted merchandise to customers.”