🎯 Today's Goal: By the end of today, you will be able to identify the 6 main parts of a resume and explain how your 3 Google Keep notes connect to specific resume sections.

• Abilities: Specific talents, proficiencies, or skills an individual possesses, such as language fluency, software knowledge, or strong communication. (Synonym: Skills)

• Achievements: Notable accomplishments, awards, honors, or recognition received for efforts or excellence.

• Action Words: Powerful verbs (e.g., "organized," "led," "developed") used to describe responsibilities and accomplishments in a resume, making them more impactful.

• Experiences: A section of the resume detailing past roles, jobs, volunteer work, or significant projects, including responsibilities and dates.

• Heading: The top section of a resume containing the applicant's contact information (name, address, phone, email). (Synonym: Contact Information)

• Objective: A concise statement at the beginning of a resume that outlines the applicant's career goals and what they are seeking in an opportunity.

• Paragraph Styles: Pre-defined formatting settings for text paragraphs (e.g., Heading 1, Body Text) that ensure consistency and hierarchy in a document.

• References: Individuals who can provide a positive assessment of an applicant's skills, character, and work ethic; their contact information is typically listed in a dedicated resume section.

🎯 Today's Goal: Use your 3 Google Keep notes to draft a professional resume in Google Docs using Heading 2 paragraph styles to organize your sections.

🎯 Today's Goal: Compare your resume to professional examples, give and receive specific peer feedback, and submit a polished final resume.