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 Candidate Resources - Resumes 


Resumes come in all shapes, sizes and formats and are subject to trends and changes in technology.  There is a great deal of contradictory information out there. It can be tough to determine which type, voice and format is right for you and your career. Make an informed decision about how to represent yourself.


How to Write a Mini Resume   

NEW!! 3/14/2012 - A mini resume is business card sized and contains just the essentials, designed to support your professional networking efforts at a moment’s notice.

How to Write a Combined Resume   

NEW!! 3/7/2012 - A combined (chronological and functional) resume is a good choice for job seekers who’s most relevant skills and experience may not be their most recent (i.e., those transitioning careers re-entering the job market). This type of resume draws attention to accomplishments and provides detailed employment history. Click here to learn more about writing a combined resume.

How to Write a Functional Resume   

New!! 2/29/2012 - A functional resume is ideal for job seekers transitioning careers or with gaps in employment history. This type of resume highlights relevant experience and achievements and focuses on competencies. Click here to learn more about writing a functional resume.

How to Write a Chronological Resume  

NEW!! 2/8/2012 - A chronological resume is the most commonly used resume format, and is preferred by many hiring managers for its easy readability. This type of resume is ideal for showing career progression and is ATS (Applicant Tracking System) friendly.

Resume Types  

NEW!! 2/1/2012 - Not sure what type of resume is best for your situation? Standards are changing and job seekers have more options than ever before.  Click here to read about the most common types and the advantages and disadvantages of each.

How to Customize your Resume  

Your successful job search depends upon your ability to communicate your value to potential employers. Recruiters and hiring managers are looking for that special candidate who can fill their position and actively wants to work for their company. Following these steps will improve your odds.

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How to Write a Combined Resume

NEW!! 3/7/2012 - A combined (chronological and functional) resume is a good choice for job seekers who’s most relevant skills and experience may not be their most recent (i.e., those transitioning careers re-entering the job market). This type of resume draws attention to accomplishments and provides detailed employment history. Click here to learn more about writing a combined resume.
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