STREET 22 CITY, ST COUNTRY-ZIP

PHONE (123) 456 78 99 E-MAIL NAME@SITE.COM

JOHN SMITH
OBJECTIVE

Management position where I can effectively utilize my expertise in human relations,

project management, and staff recruitment and retention.
KEY STRENGTHS

The aim of the section is to give the person reading your resume a quick snapshot of what
you have to offer in the hope they instantly place you in the short list pile. For example:

High level computer skills including Excel, Word and Powerpoint.

Five years experience in customer service both face to face and phone based.
Advanced Technology Research
Training, Development, & Mentoring
Example
And another one

EDUCATION

[ 1976 1981 ]
where
Graduated
[ 1981 1985 ]
where
Graduated
[ 1985 1989 ]
where
Degree
[ 2001 2001 ]
where
Degree
SPECIALIZED TRAINING

Training courses you have completed and consider relevant to your career goals. Indicate
dates and length of training.

First
Second
Third
And more
And one more

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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

This section can also be labeled "Experience, "Work History," or "Employment." We like
using experience -- especially for new college grads, because experience is broader than
work history, allowing you to include major school projects that showcase your skills and
abilities.
This section should include company name, your job title, dates of employment, and
major accomplishments. List experiences in reverse chronological order, starting with
your most current experience.
List your accomplishments in bullet format (rather than paragraph format). Avoid
discussing job duties or responsibilities.
If you don't have a lot of career-related job experience, consider using transferable skills
to better highlight your work experience.
Finally, make sure to make use of action verbs when describing your accomplishments.
This section can also be labeled "Experience, "Work History," or "Employment." We like
using experience -- especially for new college grads, because experience is broader than
work history, allowing you to include major school projects that showcase your skills and
abilities.
This section should include company name, your job title, dates of employment, and
major accomplishments. List experiences in reverse chronological order, starting with
your most current experience.
List your accomplishments in bullet format (rather than paragraph format). Avoid
discussing job duties or responsibilities.
[ 2004 Current ]
Position
Describe
Describe
Describe
Describe

company

[ 2002 -2004 ]
Position
Describe
Describe
Describe
Describe

company

LANGUAGES

German
English
French

Your level
Your level
Your level

COMPUTER SKILLS

Microsoft Office
Quick Books
Abacus
Inside / Opacc one
Flex
MS DOS

Your level
Your level
Your level
Programming Level
Advanced
Advanced