This document provides 10 tips for creating an effective resume. The tips include focusing on strong action verbs to describe experiences, using whitespace to make the resume easy to read, tailoring the resume to the specific audience or job, and emphasizing relevant qualifications and experiences over irrelevant details. The overall message is that a resume should highlight the applicant's strengths in a clear, tailored, and honest manner.
3. Number One
Resumes are about
language, not about math.
If you worked as a beekeeper from Feb.
08 until Dec. 11, and you were born on
12/7/81, then how old were you when
you began keeping bees?
4. Number Two
Tell them who you are, not
just what you’ve done.
I’m not just a software engineer, I’m also
a good boy who likes tennis balls,
tummy rubs, and treats!
5. Number Three
Resumes ≠ Obituaries
Ellie Fant was a hard worker. He did the
work that others would avoid. Although
he was sometimes difficult to work with,
his co-workers always loved him. May
he work in peace! Amen.
6. Number Four
Actions Make The Strongest
Verbs
Shake! Rattle! Roll! Jump! Bump!
Grind! Shout! Spin! Bounce!
STOP!….hammer time!