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Common Resume Elements

Article Category: Advice

Author Name: Celera Corporation dba as YOUR OUTSTANDING RESUME

In creating a resume, you might consider having the following sections:

Heading � This includes your complete name, address, and contact details. As much as possible, don't include other personal data here such as your age, height, or weight.

Objectives � This indicates your career goals and the position you are vying for. However, this does not include unrelated objectives like being a rock star or a runway model when given the chance.

Educational Attainment � This shows your academic performance as well as the type of education obtained. Beginning with your most recent education, include the name of the school, its address, major or specialization subjects, and the year of completion.

Employment History � This enumerates your employment history beginning with your most recent job. You are to include the name of the company, its address, the nature of business, your job title, and the inclusive years of employment. A fresh graduate may indicate their on-the-job trainings (OJT) if they lack actual work experience.

Skills and Experience � This emphasizes your specific skills in relation to the job you are applying for. This is also inclusive of the seminars, workshops, and trainings attended or even facilitated.

References � This is an optional section of the resume wherein you provide the list of individuals who can attest to your skills, academic performance, and work ethics. Remember, they should be notified prior to being listed. It is best to indicate your current and/or previous supervisors and colleagues who will put in a good word for you!

Additional Categories � There might be other aspects in your resume that don't match any of the mentioned categories such as awards, certifications, or memberships. You could create a specific section for these, but you have to keep them updated such as by adding new awards or honors or omitting certifications that are no longer applicable (technology-based certifications).

Tips for Creating a Resume

Consider the resume format that would best present you. In general, there is really no standard or correct way in creating a resume, but having the right and credible content will give you a better chance of being called for a job interview.
Highlight (using boldface font type) important headers in your resume such as your name, job titles, skill set, or categories like your Educational Background.
Contrary to popular belief, you are not required to put your picture on your resume unless asked by your job interviewer or potential employer. Other things that should not be included are your religion, political views, previous salary, and personal information like your height or weight.
It is not also advisable to include your social security number or tax identification number as this could be risky, even if you trust the employer.
Use fonts like Arial or even Times New Roman and set it to either 11 or 12 in font size. Print your resume on a letter size (8 1/2" x 11") paper and make sure the margins on left and right sides should not be less than half an inch.
Avoid using narratives with "I" when describing your job experiences. Poor grammar and spelling should also be avoided as much as possible.
Makes sure to include all the important headers and sections in your resume such as your Educational Background and Employment History.
Be honest. Your resume should contain credible contents and, if necessary, be able to explain the time gaps in your employment history.
Always keep your resume updated. Keep a copy of your resume in your computer or a storage device like a flash drive. While you may want to keep printed copies of your resume, do so only in small numbers since you might need to update it at a later time and print it again.

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