Thank you for visiting the resume resources. Through this website, you will learn to:
1) Choose the right format of a resume.
We address three types of resume,
chronological , and
combination resume, each
with advantages and disadvantages.
2) Create each component of your resume. Besides a brief
introduction of each section, we also include example for your
3) Pick a professional look to format the resume. You
will learn how to professional format your own resume with
fonts, bold, highlight and text alignment.
4) Distribute your resume correctly. You can send your
resume through web site, email attachment, or in person.
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If you have to submit your resume tomorrow and have no enough
time to get through the whole site, you can just focus on the
following fast facts:
- One page is the common limit for
most positions. If you have drafted resume more than one
page, consider eliminating unimportant parts of your resume,
such as references list.
- The most important of your
resume is the header where
the employer can find your name and contact information. So
double check your phone number and email address.
- If you do not include a cover
letter, try to include a resume objective to state your
objective. Otherwise, do not.