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Triad Temporary
Services, Inc.
Resume writing is both a skill and an
art. Your resume is the first, and possibly the last, impression a
prospective employer has of you and your skills. When composing your
resume keep in mind the following items:
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Your resume has about 45 seconds to
make a good impression of you and encourages the employer to read further
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Keep your resume down to one or two pages
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Your resume should sell, as well as tell
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Remember "the three C's"
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Clear - well organized, eye catching, professionally word-processed
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Concise - no irrelevant information (age, marital status, birthplace, experience
in reverse chronological order. No abbreviations - spell out the whole
word, except standard two-letter state abbreviations
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Consistent - factual information - be 100% honest. Make it easy to
understand, use same headings on all pages
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Do's and Don'ts
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Don't cross out, make corrections, or hand write notes on your resume
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Don't list your references on your resume - use a separate page
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Do let the company or person know that you would like to use their name as a
reference before placing them on the list
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Do use quality bond paper
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Do have at least two people proofread for grammar, spelling and typing errors
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Triad Temporary
Services, Inc.
156 Commerce St., Suite 250
P.O. Box 789
Williston, VT 05495
phone: (802) 864-8255
toll free: 1-800-894-8455
fax: (802) 864-0046
email: info@triadtemp.com
Copyright © 2006 by
Sweeney/Pregent
All rights reserved
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