The document discusses different types of resumes and their purposes. It explains that a resume is a self-marketing tool used to get a job by summarizing one's employability and achievements. There are two main resume formats: functional resumes which highlight skills relevant to the job, and chronological resumes which list experience and employment history in reverse chronological order. All resumes should include basic contact information, career objective, work history, education, and other relevant details.

1. Everything About Resume
By: Josh Butler

2. Resume
The resume gets you the job you are after
An important preliminary to resumes writing is the
gathering and processing of the data you need for
you resume

3. Professional Resume
A self-marketing tool tailored to your career
objectives
It is the first link between you and the potential
employer
Strongest points, gives you credits for your
achievements, presents a positive of your best
qualities

4. Effective Resume
Summarizes your employability at a glance
Built from carefully choose data.

5. Resume Formats
Functional Resume
Selective and only highlights those skills pertinent to
your job
Chronological Resume
Combination of all your experience and employment
history written in order by date started with the most
recent position and working backwards
The history includes starting dates of employment, job
title, and company name, city and state

6. What Resumes Have
Resumes include the basic information:
name, address phone number, career
objective, professional profile, and educational
information

7. What is the Difference between the
Two?
There is no real difference it’s just how the
information is presented

8. 8 basic information that is included in
a resume
Resume
Formats
Professional
Resume
What Resumes
Have
Resume
Effective What’s the
Resume Difference

9. High Schools and Resume Usage
Has used a Column1
resume
Knowledge
10%
about
Knowledge Resumes
about the 40%
Purpose of a
Resume
30%
Knowledge
about Writing
a Resume
20%