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Most employers are looking for specific information from each section of your resume. Follow these tips to build your 4 most important resume sections: the summary, the skills section, past work experience, and education and training.
Summary
The summary is your chance to grab an employer’s attention in the first 6 seconds. It should highlight your professional achievements, strengths, and abilities in a few quick sentences or bullet points.
Skill Section
In your skills section, list about 4-8 of your top skills that are relevant to the job you’re applying for. To really impress hiring managers, choose skills listed right in the job ad or description.
Work Experience
Your work experience includes not only what you did at your past jobs, but also your results and accomplishments. Focus on your most recent and relevant experience. If you don’t have a lot of experience, consider including internships and/or volunteer positions.
Education and Training
This section should list all the colleges, universities and relevant training programs you attended. For those with less experience, expand on your educational achievements in more detail.
Summary
The summary is your chance to grab an employer’s attention in the first 6 seconds. It should highlight your professional achievements, strengths, and abilities in a few quick sentences or bullet points.
Skill Section
In your skills section, list about 4-8 of your top skills that are relevant to the job you’re applying for. To really impress hiring managers, choose skills listed right in the job ad or description.
Work Experience
Your work experience includes not only what you did at your past jobs, but also your results and accomplishments. Focus on your most recent and relevant experience. If you don’t have a lot of experience, consider including internships and/or volunteer positions.
Education and Training
This section should list all the colleges, universities and relevant training programs you attended. For those with less experience, expand on your educational achievements in more detail.
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