Career planning of a college graduate presupposes that a person should become knowledgeable in his/her professional sphere and when a person is ready, he/she may start a search for a job. By now, you have already understood what job you want, have not you? Thus, now it is high time to present yourself to your employees. Nowadays the most frequently used career planning strategy is resume writing. A resume is like your business card that presents you to people who can become your employers. If you are not very experienced in resume writing, this article is for you as it will give you a short guide to resume writing.
• Be sure to leave your phone number and e-mail (contact details). Otherwise, if you forget to mention them, your resume will be useless; an employee will never manage to contact you. There is one ticklish issue to mention. When you mention your e-mail, try to use only neutral e-mails, an e-mail like “maniac@” can produce bad impression on the employer.
• Professional history. In this subsection of your resume, state the previous places of work in chronological order.
• Strengths and achievements. Do not be too shy; do not underestimate your strong points. At the same time, do not boast, this will not be useful. You may also state your weaknesses in the resume, but be careful with this point. Let us play a trick, let us state a drawback that will be a strong point as well. For instance, you may state that you are a workaholic or a perfectionist; any employer will think it is a merit.
• Your hobbies. Make sure that the hobbies you are listing here will not harm you. Try to choose some original hobbies but do not let them show that you are eccentric and weird.
Where shall I place my resume?
• There are a lot of web sites where candidates place their resumes and employers search for them themselves.
• If you have found a vacancy, send a resume to the employer yourself.
• Take your resume with you if you are going to an interview.
• Be sure to leave your phone number and e-mail (contact details). Otherwise, if you forget to mention them, your resume will be useless; an employee will never manage to contact you. There is one ticklish issue to mention. When you mention your e-mail, try to use only neutral e-mails, an e-mail like “maniac@” can produce bad impression on the employer.
• Professional history. In this subsection of your resume, state the previous places of work in chronological order.
• Strengths and achievements. Do not be too shy; do not underestimate your strong points. At the same time, do not boast, this will not be useful. You may also state your weaknesses in the resume, but be careful with this point. Let us play a trick, let us state a drawback that will be a strong point as well. For instance, you may state that you are a workaholic or a perfectionist; any employer will think it is a merit.
• Your hobbies. Make sure that the hobbies you are listing here will not harm you. Try to choose some original hobbies but do not let them show that you are eccentric and weird.
Where shall I place my resume?
• There are a lot of web sites where candidates place their resumes and employers search for them themselves.
• If you have found a vacancy, send a resume to the employer yourself.
• Take your resume with you if you are going to an interview.
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