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#Resumés

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How to Write a Great Resumé

Discover a few key tips for writing a resumé that get you an interview, like how to use action words and how long your resumé should be.
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Resumé Checklists

Use these checklists to make sure your resumé includes all your relevant information and presents your information clearly and professionally.
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Choose Power Words to Make Your Resumé Stand Out

Power words are the specific, descriptive words you use to tell employers about your skills and accomplishments. Power words will help your application form, resumé and job interview stand out.
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“I’ve been looking for work for more than 3 months and I’ve come up empty. Now what?”
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Resumés and References

A well written resumé and good references are both key to your work search. Find out how to craft a high impact resumé and who to ask to be your references.
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Chronological Resumé Outline

A chronological resumé lists your work, education and training history in chronological order from most recent to oldest. Here is an outline.
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Combination Resumé Outline

A combination resumé organizes your accomplishments in skill categories to show an employer what you would bring to the job. Then it briefly outlines your work history.
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Functional Resumé Outline

A functional resumé highlights what you did, rather than where and when. It focuses on specific skills that relate directly to the work you’re seeking. Here is an outline.

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