Write a Professional Resume

Customize the resume for each job

• Save the job description and look at the lingo the employer is using.
• You want to include words within your resume that match the keywords they chose to use, it shows the employer you understand what they do and need

Name your skills

• A skills section, usually placed below the summary statement, quickly draws their eye right to that knowledge and shows your value.
• It should be a short, curated list of attributes that can be easily measured or demonstrated and are truly rare or in-demand within your field.

Get Opinions on Your Resume

( You want your resume to be clear to your reader)

• Be specific when you ask for feedback
• Ask questions like:

a) When you read my resume can you tell what I’m great at?

b) What position do you think I’m applying to or am qualified for?

Create a E-Portfolio

• Two paragraphs on your career goals and objectives

( It's the best way to show you qualification the recruiter )

• At least two artifacts with descriptions that showcase your skills.
• Information about awards and honors received
• Organizations and activities in which you participate