How do you know the unique Feature of Resume?

It is formal document that a job applicant creates to itemize his or her qualifications for a position.

• Resume

• Application Letter

• Interview

In writing your educatonal background and work experiences, it must be in _______ .

• no format to consider

• normal flow

• reverse chronological order

• ascending order

Don’t Put Everything on There. Think of your resume not as a comprehensive list of your career history, but as a marketing document selling you as the perfect person for the job.

• true, your resume should not have every work experiences you’ve ever had listed on it.

• False, you have to follow a two pages resume.

• false, sometimes you need to impress them

• true, you could include experiences of your neighbor.

A resume _____ states your career GOALS and outlines your best skills. Say what you HOPE to achieve in the job. Keep it 2 to 3 sentences long.

• Skills

• Objective

• salary

• educational background

Checking of spellings, punctuations and spacing on a resume is ______.

• not necessary

• just an option

• Relevant

• Irrelevant

Which of the following have NOTHING to do for you with the use of a resume?

• Makes the first impression about you.

• Positions you in the mind of the employer, thus creating a value.

• Highlights the relevant facts about you, your education, and your experience.

• To brag that you have a relative in their company based on your Character Reference Section.

“Work experience section is the heart of your resume”. Which should be OMITTED in crafting this part of a resume?

• List your most recent job first, then your previous jobs.

• Include ALL jobs that show work experiences.

• Include unpaid works like voluntary efforts if it helps to prove you have skills and experience or it fills in a gap.

• Delete jobs that were very brief UNLESS they are needed to show how you developed your skills—or to fill in a skimpy work history.

Some employers call this document, "WILAWID". What does this mean?

• “What I’ve loved and what I’ve done.”

• “What I’ve learned and what I’ve decided.”

• “What I’ve learned and what I’ve depicted.”

• “What I’ve learned and what I’ve done.”

The main purpose of a resume is to______.

• To showcase your qualifications.

• To brag who you are.

• To acquaint the employer and to be invited for an interview

• To impress other employees.

Which of the following is NOT true about Resume?

• The term resume is synonymous to Vita, a Greek term for life.

• Considered as sales instrument or persuasive tool to make people interested in you.

• It must exist in a way that it will give the best impression of you.

• It must be crafted the you just want to be.