RESUME GUIDE
  • How to Do a Resume
    • How to Start a Resume
  • Structure
    • How Long Should a Resume Be
    • Chronological vs. Functional Resumes
    • Importance of Honesty and Originality In the World of Resumes
    • How to Format Your Resume
    • Quantifying Your Resume
    • Designing Your Resume to Grab Employer’s Attention
  • Specifics
    • Hobbies and Interests on a Resume
    • Effective Resume Words to Use
    • How to Write a Professional Resume Summary
    • What To Do With Gaps In Your Work Experience
    • Listing Your Experience – How Far Back Should You Go?
    • Most Effective Way To State Your Responsibilities In Job Descriptions
    • Qualifications – What Do Employers Look For?
  • Tips
    • Five Common Cover Letter Mistakes
    • Three Things To Make Your Resume Unique
    • Tips On Listing Publications In Your Resume
    • How To Write An Effective And Original Objective Statement
    • 3 Ways To Customize Your Resume To Get The Job That You Want
  • Common Mistakes
    • 5 Things You Should Never Include In Your Resume
    • Top 5 Common Resume Mistakes And How To Avoid Them
  • More
    • Writing a Resume With No Work Experience
    • Tips For Internship Resumes
    • Switching Jobs – Adapt Your Resume To Your New Career Choice
    • Cover Letter Must Haves
  • Job Interview
    • How To Be Prepared For An Interview
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MORE ABOUT RESUME

Tips For Internship Resumes
There is a special style of resumes called Internship resume. As its name implies, this style of a resume composed with a goal of getting an internship in a desired field. While Internship resumes are usually chronological in format, they have different goals than a resume created for purposes of acquiring a full-time professional position. First, your goal is not furthering your career but gaining experience and skills in order to expand on your education and later obtain a position in the industry. Second, internships do not require professional experience; this is a way for you to gain such experience so that you can later get a full-time job using what you learned during your internship. Third, your resume is more focused on your academic achievements than on your work background, because you have to demonstrate that the desired internship is a logical extension of your studies. With this in mind, college students, new or returning, typically utilize this resume style to get their foot in the door with the companies they may ultimately want to work for after graduation... 

Switching Jobs – Adapt Your Resume To Your New Career Choice
Changing jobs has to be one of the more difficult decisions a person can make; staying in the work environment we are used to can sometimes be easier than having to embrace uncertainty, and having to prove your professional qualifications and credibility in a new workplace. The decision for change becomes that much more difficult if the new job you want means changing your career. While you will face a challenge in trying to get the job that meets your new career objectives, writing your resume should not be one of them... 

Cover Letter Must Haves
Before we discuss what your cover letter should contain in order for the employer to take notice and review your resume, it is critical that understand the importance of having a cover letter. The most commonly made mistake in resume submissions is not including a copy of your cover letter. If you are emailing your resume, the cover letter can be included in the body of the email, or attached (although employers typically prefer no attachments in email submissions). If you are faxing or mailing your resume, assure that the cover letter comes before the resume. Omitting a cover letter from your job application appears unprofessional to your potential employer; having a well-written, personalized cover letter allows the employer to get an insight into who you are, how you communicate and how you present yourself as a professional... 

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