Resume, Letter, Interview

When Writing Your Resume: Always and Never

Make your objective relevant to the position for which you are applying.
Be specific when describing your experiences and qualifications.
Use "bullet" format where appropriate.
Use short paragraphs—preferably no longer than five lines.
Make sure the resume and the cover letter are errorless. Proofread, and have others proofread for you too.
Rewrite a resume for a specific position with a specific company. It's extra work but may very well pay off.
Use quality bond white or off white paper. Avoid the appearance of a photocopied resume.
Be sure that your resume represents you well; it is an employer's first impression of you.
Include your references on a separate sheet of paper. Include reference name, current title, place of employment, business address and phone number.
Give each of your references a copy of your resume or make sure you have permission from your references to use their name.

List hobbies, sports and social activities.
State "References available on request."
Put in social security number, your spouse's occupation, and your personal philosophies.
Use exact dates. Months and years are sufficient.
Include your company number unless your immediate boss is aware of your departure.
Lie.
Use personal references.

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