How to Write a Resume That's So Good, It Should Be Framed
John Moore ??
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Ladies and gents, welcome to the ultimate guide on crafting a resume that's so jaw-dropping, it could be framed and hung in the Louvre (okay, maybe not that good, but you catch my drift). Ready to transform your resume into a masterpiece? Buckle up, because we're diving in!
?? Step 1: Let's Get Personal (but Not Too Personal)
Your resume is your ticket to a job interview, so you've gotta catch the hiring manager's eye. Start with a bang by including your name (duh!), a professional email address (no "[email protected]" shenanigans), and a phone number where you can be reached without a chorus of barking dogs in the background. Keep it classy, folks!
?? Step 2: The Objective: It's All About You (and Them)
You know the saying, "You had me at hello"? That's the vibe we're going for with your resume objective. In just a sentence or two, tell your future employer what you bring to the table and how you'll benefit their company. Remember, they're not hiring you just because you're awesome (which you totally are) – they're hiring you because you can make their lives easier.
?? Step 3: Work Experience – Time to Brag (Tastefully)
Here's where you get to shine like the rockstar you are! List your work experiences in reverse chronological order (that's the fancy way of saying "most recent job first"). Include the company name, your position, and the dates you worked there. And don't forget to sprinkle in some achievements that show how you added value to your past employers. Did you increase sales by 300%? Streamline a process that saved 1,000 hours of work? Shout it from the rooftops (or, you know, just type it)!
?? Step 4: Educate 'Em on Your Education
Time to flex those academic muscles! List your highest level of education first, followed by any relevant certifications or professional development courses. And hey, if you're a recent grad, it's totally cool to include your GPA (but only if it's brag-worthy). Again, make sure you include your education. You'd be amazed at the number of resumes I see without the education on it.
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?? Step 5: Skills to Pay the Bills
Here's where you can get a little creative! List any relevant skills that make you the perfect candidate for the job. Are you a spreadsheet wizard? A coding genius? A master of multi-tasking? Let the world know! Just make sure you're not overselling yourself – "expert napper" might not be the most employable skill (though we wish it was).
?? Step 6: Final Touches – Make It Pretty!
Now that you've got the goods, it's time to make your resume as visually stunning as a double rainbow. Choose a clean, easy-to-read font (Personally, I'm a Calibri fan), and don't be afraid to add a touch of color or a simple design element to make it pop. Just remember, less is more – you want the focus to be on your epic qualifications, not a bunch of unnecessary bells and whistles.
And there you have it! Your recipe for a resume that's as fabulous as you are. Go forth and conquer the job market, you magnificent job-seeking unicorn! ????
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