How to Do a Chronological Resume
Chronological resumes are one of the most common and recommended formats to use when writing a resume. This type of resume has a specific sequence of categories that are filled out. The purpose is to show all of the skills and attributes of the applicant as well as give a brief history of his/her job history and education. The interviewer can scan through the chronological resume and gauge the applicant and decide whether or not the applicant warrants an interview based on their skills and experience.
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Be sure to include your contact information. Put your name, address, e-mail, and telephone number at the top of the resume.
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Write an objective statement. This statement should specify what position you are applying for and why you feel you would be well suited for the position. This statement should only be a few sentences.
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Make the next section about your work experience. Write a list starting with your most recent employer and position and moving backward. For each position, give your title and what responsibilities you had as well as the dates you were employed.
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Create an education category next listing the highest degree you have received first and where you earned that degree. Include your GPA if it was more than a 3.0. If you have more than one degree, such as a bachelor's and a master's, for example, list the master's information first and then the bachelor's information next.
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Include any special relevant licenses you possess, if applicable to the job.
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