RESUME TIPS
• It's your resume, so make it as
professional as you can
• The
sole purpose of your resume is to ensure that you are short-listed for that
much-wanted interview
• It is advisable to hand over your
resume directly to the person who will be doing the hiring
• Avoid making a flashy resume. Keep it
simple and precise.
• Avoid using colored envelopes or
papers
• Get your resume proof-read! There should
be NO mistakes! It reflects carelessness
• There should be no misspelled words
or incorrect grammar.
• Print your resume on quality bond
paper. Do not use dot matrix, it is not only outdated, but does not appeal to
read either. Instead, use a laser print.
• Use clean paper devoid of smudges,
marks, or creases
• Your resume should be easy to read.
Using "bulleted points" is helpful.
• Keep sentences short and concise. Use
action verbs.
• Avoid the usage of: I, me, my, and
"Resume of."
• Use text formatting utilities like
bold, underline, or italic to emphasise relevant sections in the resume.
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Summary
of Qualifications |
Education |
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Education & Training |
Work Experience |
Other Experience |
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Related Experience |
Skills |
Computer Skills |
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Additional Information |
Awards and Merits |
Publications |
References
• Make
sure that the document looks balanced and attractive
• Use
a conservative, pleasant, and readable font
•
Honest Dependable Excellent
interpersonal skills
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Team oriented Organised Manage time
well
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Work well under pressure Flexible Quick
learner
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Leadership skills Enthusiastic
Assertive
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Friendly Presentation skills Sincere
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Thorough Tactful