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Do you know the purpose of a resume? Are you puzzled by what to include and what not to include in it? Do you prepare different resumes while applying to different companies? How many pages should it be? What role does your resume play in your placements and ahead?
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What is a RESUME ?
Your resume is an advertisement about You.
A resume is a short document that conveys a candidates professional qualifications and skills like his/her education, projects, extra-curricular achievements, etc to his/her employers.
Structure of a resume
Always begin your resume with your name and your contact details.
Section-1: Education
You are supposed to report the degree you are pursuing and your SSC (10th) and HSC (12th) records.
You should include the name of your institution, the specialization, your education board, the year of passing and your percentage. While listing your educational background, you need to follow the reverse chronological order.
Confidential. Do Not Copy.
Section-2: Projects/Internships
It lists all your project work in detail as to what your project was about, the role you played and what was the result/utility of your work. The essentials when listing your projects are: 1. Date & Duration: When did the project start and how long was it. 2. Subject: Topic of your research. 3. Team: The professor under whom the project was undertaken and number of other team members, if any. 4. Tools: The software and hardware components used in the project.
Project: Describe the work or the task at hand. Activity: What activity did you do to accomplish that task Result: What was the result of your labour in terms of
outcomes and benefits.
Section-4: Awards
This section mentions the awards and honors, if any, conferred on you which would make you stand out from the crowd. List those awards first which you have earned at a higher level.
Section-5: Skills
This section defines your abilities to your employer. It lists your skills which can be technical as coding, economics, knowledge of different OS and programming languages, software or even non-technical such a fluency in a particular language.
Confidential. Do Not Copy.
DO-NOTs
Do not make a very long resume.
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Final Remarks
How you present yourself is very important when it comes to your resume. Good credentials when poorly represented might fail to create an impression upon the employer whereas having average credentials presented in a structured and organized manner may create an impact. Tailor your resume for the profile you are about to apply for. Proofread your resume to correct any mistakes in spellings, grammar and punctuation. Ask a person unfamiliar with your background to review your resume. There is no better way to leave an imprint on a potential employer than an elegant, pertinent and well-designed resume.
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