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Date: 2/16/2004 7:30:00 PM
From Authorid: 34487
Well, my hubby and I have written a few resumes for others and of course we also write our own. I've been an executive secretary and I've worked in Human Resources in the past. My hubby is a Quality Assurance Advisor and does some hiring for his department. Maybe we can help?   |
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Date: 2/16/2004 9:02:00 PM
From Authorid: 62552
PERSONAL DETAILS: - Your Name - Your Date of Birth - Your Address (and postal address if different to your home address) - Your Contact Number (Home, Mobile & Fax) - Your Email address EDUCATION AND COURSES: - You should write down the school you attended (or currently attending) and the year you completed your Higher School certificate (year 12) or the year you completed your school certificate (year 10). If you are still at school and your applying for a part-time job you should say what year you are in. - If you are a Graduate ( University or TAFE) include the title of the course you completed and the qualification you received (for example Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) or Diploma in Accounting). Remember to include the year you completed your course. - If you did any other courses you should include those details as well. AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS: - List down all the awards and achievements you have gained and accomplished. These things will look great on your resume. - You can include academic awards, sporting achievements, if you were a member of a club or you did volunteer work. EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: - Being a school leaver or a recent graduate, sometimes you may not have any employment history except the work experience you gained through the High School Work Experience program, you should include this information in this section of your resume. - If you do have employment history you can organise it from the most recent to the least recent employer you had. Details you should include are: 1. Employer Name & Period of employment (Date you started & completed working with the company) 2. Your Job title 3. Your role and responsibilties (try not to just list them down also include the skills you gained from performing those responsibilities. For example organisational skill or communication skills) - If you do not have employment history what you could do is highlight your personal skills and attributes ( you can include this under the PERSONAL SKILLS section) COMPUTER SKILLS: - Include all the computer packages you know how to use PERSONAL SKILLS : Details you should include are : - Personal qualities you feel you have, for example Leadership skills, Time management skills, Communication skills, Willingness to learn, Quick learner. HOBBIES & INTERESTS: - Basically you can list down the hobbies and interests that you have, this can be very helpful especially if it has some form of relation to the job that you are applying for. REFERENCES: - You will need to include a couple of references with your resume. Normally you would put down your boss or supervisor from your previous work as a reference. Employers who are very interested in offering you a job will want to contact one of your references, usually to confirm that you actually did work at the company you specified. If you don't have any work references you can ask a relative, one of your Teachers or Lecturers (try to ask some one who knows abit about yourself) Details about your references that you should provide: 1. Name 2. Job title and Company name 3. Contact Phone numbers eg Work or Mobile NOTE: Remember to ask the person first if they could be your reference before putting their details down on your resume. Remember: Try to be brief and accurate with your details. Include information that are relevant to the job being offered. I hope this helped... probably didn't because it's coming from a 15 year old, but hopefully that helps. >>Bageera<<  |
Date: 2/16/2004 10:28:00 PM
From Authorid: 53052
i've been told i'm pretty good... you need a good outline to create a good resume  |
Date: 2/17/2004 5:54:00 AM
From Authorid: 42522
Wow...I thought that said "is anyone good at resume wrestling?". lmao. I need ALOT more sleep!  |
Date: 2/17/2004 7:53:00 AM ( From Author )
From Authorid: 62181
Hey thanks everyone for your replies. and LOL Barbie...haha that's funny. Sounds like a mistake I would have made! lol  |
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