What is a Resume?
What is a resume?
A one-page document highlighting skills, education, and experience.
Name one section of a resume.
Contact info, education, work experience, skills, extracurriculars, awards, objective.
What should be BIG and bold at the top?
Your name.
How long should your resume be?
One page.
Name one example of a skill from the slide.
Communication, teamwork, computer skills, time management.
What can resumes be used to apply for?
Jobs, internships, scholarships, and college programs.
What section lists your GPA?
Education section.
Should you use a professional or funny email?
Professional email.
Why use bullet points?
Easy reading.
Should skills be relevant to the job?
Yes.
Why is a resume called a personal marketing tool?
It helps “sell” your skills and experiences.
Where do you list internships or volunteer work?
Work Experience section.
What location info should you include?
City and state.
Why is proofreading important?
Avoid spelling/grammar mistakes.
Where do language skills go?
Skills section.
Why do employers ask for resumes?
To see your skills and experiences.
What section includes certifications?
Awards & Certifications.
What optional professional link can you include?
LinkedIn or portfolio.
What kind of words should start bullet points?
Action words (Managed, Created, Led, Assisted).
What is the purpose of the skills section?
Show abilities relevant to the opportunity.
How does a resume help you stand out?
Shows qualifications and strengths.
What section highlights leadership roles?
Extracurricular Activities & Leadership.
Why shouldn’t you use an unprofessional email?
It looks unprofessional to employers.
What does it mean to tailor your resume?
Adjust it to match the job.
Why shouldn’t you list random skills?
They should match the job.