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== Resumé Styles == | == Resumé Styles == | ||
in | There are several different types of resumes, outlined by [3]Mary Ellen Guffey in Essentials of Business Communication. A resume must be relevant and professional in order to obtain a good job. No matter what type of resume is chosen, it is vital that relevant and up-to-date contact information is provided. This includes a cell phone number, and an email address that is checked at least once a day. Resumes, especially online resumes, should follow the criteria outlined in [[Good Writing|Good Writing]]. | ||
'''Chronological''' | |||
A chronological resume lists a person's work experience, starting with the most recent. | |||
*Provides quick scannability to recruiters. | |||
*Highlights the professional experience section | |||
*Suitable for students with extensive job experience. | |||
'''Functional''' | |||
A functional resume highlights a person's skills. | |||
*Lists student's academic accomplisments. | |||
*Highlights the professional experience section | |||
*Suitable for students with little work experience. | |||
Combination | |||
A combination of the aspects of functional and chronolgical resumes, this type of resume is good for a recent graduate who has a bit of job experience. A combination resume: | |||
Emphasizes abilities and job history | |||
Is a good choice for recent graduate | |||
Exemplifies skill sets targeted to job description of choice | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
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