Job resume
S.M.A.R.T goals
Employability skills
Job interview skills
College degrees
100

To be undeniable

Showcase yourself make yourself stand out

100

S

Specific

100

Foundational skills

Be organized, arrive to work on time, and be dependable

100

Etiquette

Positive non-verbal communication

100

Undergraduate

A student at a college or university who has not earned a bachelor's or equivalent degree

200

Level of competence

Skills section

200

M

Measurable

200

Interpersonal skills

Be friendly and polite and respect

200

Greeting

Firm handshake, eye contact, and Mr. or Ms.

200

Graduate

A person who has successfully completed a course of study 

300

Resume deal breaker 

Typos, poor words, bragging, unreadable, and illegible font

300

A

Achievable

300

Communication skills

Understand materials, listen, follow directions, and express ideas

300

During

Phone off, eye contact, and good posture

300

Credit hours

The unit of measuring educational credit

400

GPA/Major (location)

Education Section of the resume

400

R

Relevant

400

Team work skills

Be comfortable working with people, contribute, and take responsibility 

400

Leaving

Be professional until you are out of sight

400

Graduate degree

A degree that requires more than 4 years of work.

A graduate degree is an advanced degree you can pursue after earning a bachelor's degree.

500

Components of a resume

1. Header & Contact  2. Objective   3. Work experience   4. Education   5. Certifications    6. Skills   7. Awards & Honors    8. Outside projects/community service 

500

T

Time-bound

500

Problem solving and critical thinking

Accept change, work calmly, and ask questions

500

Ariving

Arrive 15 minutes early

500

Doctorate degree

The doctorate is the most advanced academic degree you can earn, symbolizing that you have mastered a specific academic discipline or field of profession.

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