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How to Write a Resume
Before writing your resume you'll need to gather your information. Look up information about previous jobs and training that you've had. You should even try to remember names of your old supervisors so that you can create a reference list, a list of people (with their names, job titles, company names, addresses, and phone numbers) that the interviewer can contact to find out what kind of employee you are.
Next it's time to sit at the computer and create the resume. Use a word-processing program with a spell-checking feature to make sure that you don't accidentally put any spelling errors in your resume. You may also want to use the thesaurus, dictionary of synonyms (words with the same meaning), to look up alternative words to put in your resume. If you're not familiar with the word-processing program, have a friend help you make the resume look professional.
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