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I thought I would share this. While this is a really good example to follow, remember that there is no such thing as a perfect resume. Each hiring manager expects to see the information in a certain order or it gets a pass. Take a few minutes and look this over and see it this will help you.
Grammar will kill your resume, a good tool to use is Grammarly, it's a Chrome extension that will give you tips to several platforms, MS Word, email, and a few others.
Grammar will kill your resume, a good tool to use is Grammarly, it's a Chrome extension that will give you tips to several platforms, MS Word, email, and a few others.
Here is an ideal résumé for a mid-level employee
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Agree. This is a good Resume for a Marketing person or Product Manager. Each Resume should be written to support the selection of a candidate for a specific position and stress how it would benefit the corporation as a whole. But, the format and logic is excellent, IMO.
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Agree with MCPO Roger Collins comments. I always looked for both the level of responsibility and the accomplishments in the position. As an Army Civilian I found most Civilian Employees only put their responsibilities in their civil service resumes. Always made me wonder if they did anything in the job. Putting education at the end is okay if the job you're applying for does not emphasize educational requirements. Each job application should get a custom-written resume targeted at the job requirements.
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