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Compiled by Resumonk - Online Resume Maker - http://www.resumonk.com
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Why We Need of a Resume?
Why We Need a Good Resume?
The Goal of a Resume
Success strategy in writing a CV
How to Stand Out?
Structure of a Typical Resume (CV)
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Essential details
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2. WHAT IS A RESUME?
A resume is a one page summary of
your skills, education, and experience.
The resume acts much like an
advertisement for a company trying to
sell something. The resume is your
advertisement.
3. INTERCHANGABLE TERMINOLOGY
Curriculum Vitae
"a brief biographical
résumé of one's career
and training, as
prepared by a person
applying for a job.“
More common term in the
UK
Résumé
"a brief written account of
personal, educational,
and professional
qualifications and
experience, as that
prepared by an
applicant for a job."
More common term in the
USA
4. WHY DO I NEED A CV?
Many employers will ask for one
Think of your CV as a brochure designed to
promote you
Take some time and effort and create a really
great CV - it will be worth the effort
In an application form you are limited in what
you can say about yourself - you can only answer
the questions that are asked
In your CV, you are in control. Take advantage of
this and show yourself in the best possible light
5. YOUR CV IS A WORK-IN-PROGRESS
Keep a master CV,
which is updated
cumulatively as you
progress in your
career:
add to it only when
you have new
experience or
achievements to
record
delete from it only as
older items appear
less significant in the
light of new
experience
Each time you apply
for a job, make a copy
of your master CV:
edit the copy to reflect
the specific
requirements of the
job you are applying
for
keep careful records
of what was
submitted for which
vacancies
6. WHAT SHOULD I PUT IN MY CV?
The past
how have you spent your life so far?
what have you achieved?
The present
what are you currently doing?
what have you learnt from what you have done in the past?
The Future
where do you want to end up?
how do you plan to get there?
It is good to have a career goal. It indicates that you are
ambitious and are taking your career seriously.
Your goal should be ambitious but achievable.
You should be knowledgeable about what your goal
entails, and be prepared to discuss it at interview.
You should have a realistic plan for achieving your goal
The job for which you are applying should be part of that plan.
7. THE PAST
How have you spent your life so far?
schools and colleges attended (with dates)
qualifications attained (with dates and grades)
employers and job titles (with dates)
student/vacation work (with dates)
What have you achieved?
Do you have any sporting achievements?
Do you play a musical instrument? Do you play in a band or
orchestra?
Are/were you a member of any student clubs societies?
Have you undertaken any voluntary work?
Have you ever won any prizes or awards?
Have you taken a leadership role or position of responsibility
with respect
to any of the above?
8. SKILLS
Subject or industry specific skills:
For an IT professional you might list the
programming languages that you
have used - indicating your level of experience in
each.
If you are a school teacher you might list the subjects
and levels at which you have taught.
Generic or transferable skills:
Can you write well?
Can you communicate effectively on the telephone?
Can you fit in to their team?
Are you reliable?
Can you be trusted with money?
Do you have any leadership ability?
9. HOW SHOULD I ORGANISE MY CV?
Use bullet point - or short paragraphs - within each of these
sections.
Personal Details - simple, factual information.
Career Goal - this section is optional but if you decide to
include it, be prepared to discuss it at interview.
Educational History - bullet point your progress (with
dates)
Employment History - bullet point your progress (with
dates)
Skills and achievements - say when & how you have
demonstrated these
Referees - make sure you ask their permission first
Leisure Activities - this section should be kept fairly short
unless you have something very interesting to say.
Within each section, put more recent items above older
ones
10. THE PERSON READING YOUR CV IS
BUSY
... so use structure, layout and formatting to help him.
Keep the structure, formatting and layout simple,
logical and consistent.
Use layout such as white space, indentation and
bullet lists:
to emphasise important information such as dates
to enable the reader to scan quickly to the information he is
interested in.
Keep the text of each item brief but self contained.
Your CV should normally be no longer than two sides.
Do not use a font that is smaller than 11 point Times
New Roman (or equivalent) - 12 point is even better.
11. USE POWERFUL WORDS I
Communication
skills
Management
skills
Research
skills
Technical
skills
address
arbitrate
correspond
draft
edit
lecture
mediate
motivate
negotiate
persuade
present
publicise
reconcile
speak
write
assign
attain
chair
coordinate
delegate
direct
execute
organise
oversee
plan
recommend
review
strengthen
supervise
train
collect
critique
define
detect
diagnose
evaluate
examine
explore
extract
identify
inspect
interpret
investigate
summarise
survey
assemble
build
calculate
devise
engineer
fabricate
maintain
operate
overhaul
program
remodel
repair
solve
upgrade
12. USE POWERFUL WORDS II
Creative
skills
Financial
skills
Sales
skills
Teaching
skills
conceptualise
create
design
fashion
form
illustrate
institute
integrate
invent
originate
perform
revitalise
shape
administer
allocate
analyse
appraise
audit
balance
budget
calculate
control
compute
develop
forecast
project
sell
convert
close
deal
persuade
highlight
satisfy
win over
sign
advise
clarify
coach
elicit
enable
encourage
explain
facilitate
guide
inform
instruct
persuade
stimulate
train
13. USE POWERFUL WORDS III
accurate
active
adaptable
adept
broad-minded
competent
conscientious
enterprising
enthusiastic
experienced
fair
firm
genuine
honest
innovative
logical
loyal
mature
methodical
motivated
reliable
resourceful
self disciplined
sense of humor
sensitive
sincere
successful
tactful
trustworthy
14. WHICH CANDIDATE IMPRESSES YOU
MORE?
Candidate 1:
"I gained considerable
experience in dealing with
the public during my
summer job as
receptionist for the
Ramada Hotel, Portrush.
This involved responding
to enquiries on the
telephone and registering
guests on arrival. I feel
much more confident in
dealing with the public
now."
Candidate 2:
"I am good at
dealing with the
public”
15. WHICH CANDIDATE IMPRESSES
YOU MORE?
Candidate 1:
"I want to spend four
years working in web
design and
development to get
experience of the
technologies and the
business. After that I
intend to become an
internet
entrepreneur."
Candidate 2:
"I'm not really sure
what I want to do. I
thought about web
design but then I didn't
know if there would be
any jobs. Maybe I'm
more suited to
management."