A resume is a personal data sheet; it is a short summary of important facts about you.
1. Write your resume yourself - No one else really knows your background better than you
2. Use action verbs, i.e. implemented, directed, supervised, maintained
3. Be aggressive in presenting your capabilities without sounding conceited or arrogant
4. Limit your resume to one page, two is acceptable if you have an extensive background
5. When forwarding your resume to an employer, attach an individually typed cover letter
6. Emphasize the positive, without being misleading or dishonest
7. Proofread for spelling, grammatical and typing errors
DON'T 1. Be inconsistent with your format
2. State salary information on your resume
3. State your age, race, marital status, or religion
4. Use the pronoun "I"
5. List your reasons for leaving previous employers
6. Waste space with actual names of references
7. Make your job objective too limiting; you may leave yourself out of consideration for other positions for which you are qualified. - source: NYCB Family of Banks
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