An Example Of How To Write A Resume

Writing a resume is not something that most people need to do very often. As such, it can be sometimes difficult to know how to begin. Looking at actual examples of other people's resumes can be helpful and give you some great ideas for your own resume.

A well written resume will not be too long or hard to read. It should contain all the relevant information that a prospective employer needs in order for them to decide whether they will spend the time interviewing you or not.

As an example, the resume below is guide as to what should be included;

Jane Citizen
987 Town Road
Somewhere, TX 72777
Ph: (555) 555-5555
E-mail: janecitizen@gmail.com

Career Objective
To obtain a position in retail sales that will utilize my outgoing personality and persuasive people skills for maximum sales success.

Previous Employment
June, 2003 - Present Company: Flowers Inc; Somewhere, TX
Job Title: Account Representative
Job Duties: Securing new clientele, servicing existing clients,
Performing customer service duties to insure
quality of product and customer satisfaction.

Awarded Sales Representative of the Year – 2005

Education
Somewhere Community College; Somewhere, TX
Bachelor of Arts Degree
Main Area of Study: Business Markets

Organizations
Rotary Club
National Sales and Marketing Professionals

References
References are available upon request.

The example resume given above is concise while still clearly stating exactly what the applicant is looking for in a new position and company. It is recommended that you study resumes that are related to your field of expertise and area of employment as these will be more specific to your situation.

A well written resume that is simple and easy to read will give you the best chance of securing an interview and getting you the job you are after.

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Victoria Clarkson is a Human Resources Specialist. She shares some important information on a example of resume as well as her best tips and ideas on cover letters and job interviews at her site www.MakeYourResume.org.

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