A resume contains highlights of your experience, qualifications, and skills. It is considered to be a formal introduction to a potential employer. Resumes should capture the employer’s attention.
Our resources include:
- Experienced staff to assist you
- Up-to-date computers
- Professional resume paper
- A variety of resume writing
tools and software
- Available
fax machines to send your resume to potential employers
- Resume and Cover Sheet Examples
APPEARANCES COUNT
Don’t try
to save money by printing your resume on cheap
copy paper instead of good quality paper.
Check for typos, grammatical errors,
and smudges. (Use the spell check on you computer!)
Ask a friend
to review the resume to find mistakes you may
have overlooked. Have them check for spelling and
grammatical errors (spell check doesn’t catch everything).
DOES SIZE MATTER?
STATE YOUR CASE
PUT YOU BEST FOOT FORWARD
NO EXTRA PAPERS
When you
send out your resume, don’t
include copies of transcripts, letters of
recommendation, or awards unless you are instructed
to do so.
Bring these extra materials along
with you to show the employer if you are called in for an interview.
DON’T GET PERSONAL
Personal information does not belong
in your resume.
Do not include information on your
marital status, age, or race.
RESUME
EXAMPLES:
 Resumes - Chronological, Functional Samples
Resumes - Scannable Samples with Instructions
 Resume
Example 1
Resume
Example 2
Resume
Example 3
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