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Resume Writing
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Write a Resume That's
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By Jimmy Sweeney, Author of
the brand new,
Amazing
Resume Creator
Preparing a resume can feel overwhelming. You may worry that your vocabulary is
limited, your sentence structure wobbly, and your punctuation weak.
Worry no more! You can get help with those basics. But something only you can do
is to list the essential elements of a solid resume so a hiring manager will
read it through the first time and then take a second look -maybe even a third.
Here's what to do:
- Place your name and contact information flush left. Include phone
numbers and e-mail address.
- State your objective simply and clearly: A position as a Clothing Store
Manager
- Write a short summary of your qualifications: good communicator and
leader, friendly personality, knowledgeable about the clothing industry,
organized and goal-oriented. Note the clear yet simple wording.
- List your last two jobs, the start and finish dates, name of company or
organization, city and state. Write one or two short sentences describing
your responsibilities. Example: As assistant store manager my
responsibilities included monitoring inventory, conducting new employee
trainings, and helping the store manager with day-to-day operations and
staffing.
- State your training or education such as: Community College or Community
Trade School, the date you finished and the city and state.
- Put down any awards or recognition you received such as: Customer
Service Award, the date and the name of the organization that honored you.
Example: Retail Professionals of America, Community Service Award.
Remember: PRECISE IS NICE!
A hiring manager receives a large volume of resumes each day. The pile from one
day may spill into the next and so the stack grows. He or she has only a few
seconds to glance at each resume and make a decision: STASH (for later) or TRASH
(for good).
If you want yours to go into the STASH pile for a second viewing, follow the
proven suggestions above. Use friendly, clear language that briefly describes
your experience and qualifications.
Then send it off and relax. You've done your part. Now it's up to the hiring
manager.
However, you can be certain that a well written resume that goes to the heart of
what he or she is looking for in a future employee will gain attention and that
special phone call or e-mail that says, "Let's get together for an interview. I
liked your clear and precise resume."
Jimmy Sweeney is the president of CareerJimmy and author of the brand new, "Amazing
Resume Creator." Jimmy is also the author of several career related books
and writes a monthly article titled, "Job Search Secrets." Visit our friends at
Amazing Resume Creator for your "instant" resume today. "In just 10 minutes flat
you will have an amazing resume--guaranteed--to land you more hot job interviews
next week.
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