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Your resume is a summary of your personal data, your educational background and training, your business or professional experience and qualifications, and your achievement highlights. Successful job seekers invest a great deal of time and talent in developing their resume to capture the essence of who they are and to communicate their unique qualifications. Your resume should touch on all things which influence your qualifications for a particular position or type of employment.
Remembering if including an objective--it needs to be focused on highlighting your soft & hard skills related to the position/opportunity for which you are applying!
I recommend using Major Clarity to create a foundation for your resume, and using Canva & Google Doc Templates to add some designs to it.
Hard Vs. Soft Skills
Hard Vs. Soft Skills
Hard skills are teachable and measurable abilities, such as writing, reading, math or ability to use computer programs. By contrast, soft skills are the traits that make you a good employee, such as etiquette, communication and listening, getting along with other people.
Login to Major Clarity with Google, using your LCPS email.
Click on the Resume Builder tab on the left sidebar.
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Click on New Doc
Then click from Template
Choose a Resume Template
Put information from your Major Clarity into the template.
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Log into Canva
Search "resume" in the medium search bar.
Put information from your Major Clarity into the template.
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