Acronyms
Internationally many people use this two letter acronym in place of the word 'resume', but technically in the US it is not the same thing
CV (curriculum vitae)
A typical teen resume should have this many pages
What is 1?
This can be shrunk to two letters and there happen to be 50 of them in this country
What is a state?
This is the section our volunteer history goes in
What is the Experience Section?
MS is short for this commonly known software company
What is Microsoft?
If a person has over five years experience in the workforce they should have this many pages in their resume
What is 2?
There are 12 in a calendar and each can be shrunk to three letters
What is a month?
Clifton Strengths can go in this section
What is the Skills Section?
This is a type of software used to scan resumes and goes by the abbreviation ATS.
What is Applicant Tracking System?
If your GPA is at this level or higher, you should consider putting it on your resume
What is 3.0?
An example of this is an MBA
What are common degrees?
This section can be considered the flagship of your resume if you're just starting out
What is Education Section?
This scale is used by LinkedIn to rate language proficiency (ILR)
What is the Interagency Langage Round-table scale?
The number of skills required on our resume
What is 5?
Certain industry terms and jargon can be abbreviated in a resume. Give an example of when this could be appropriate.
Teacher's discretion
This section goes right below the name and contact information
What is a Summary Section (or Objective Section)?