7 Tips On How To Make A Good Resume
just left school or have only ever flipped burgers for a living, chances are that you’ve done some things that can be counted as accomplishments. Sing your own praises here without sounding like you could make the president of the company relinquish command because you’re so much better than them.
3. Write in the third person
Over-use of the word “I” is a common mistake in resumes. And only use the present tense if you’re still doing the things you’re writing about in your current job.
4. Cut out the irrelevant dead wood
Who cares what you did 30 years ago? Unless it really is relevant to the position you’re applying for today and chances are that near enough every job has moved on in that kind of timescale. Sure, your school grades were important when you got your first job out of school. But are they still
