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Summary: To write a resume for technical jobs, create separate headings to outline all of the areas of expertise, keeping the most relevant experience at the top of the list. Beef up a technical resume with other job experience, detailing each position, with helpful advice from a published playwright in this free video on writing.
Laura Turner received her B.A. in English from the University of the South in Sewanee, Tenn., graduating magna cum laude with honors. She then attended the University of Nevada, Las...read more
"Hi, this is Laura Turner. And today I'm going to talk with you about writing resumes for technical jobs. If you have a lot of technical experience in many different areas. You're going to want to actually make separate headings in your resume. In order to sort of, get all these skills out there. Make sure you detail, what skills you have this particular job. That is going to help you get the job. I would even go so far as to sort of, add an objective to the top of your technical resume. And sort of, say you know, my objective for this job is to obtain a carpenter job. And then sort of move all your carpentry experience to the top. O.k., so you're going to have all of your stuff on the top that you need. And then sort of, in headings in bold. You're going to detail out your other experience. And you know, the dates of those experiences, of those jobs. And what your duties were and how long you helped them. So your technical resume is going to only be helped by showing how many other technical skills that you have. That will you know, sort of, help beef it up for you. And also, outline all the jobs that you've had in the past. And all the skills that you've had to use in those jobs. So not only, do not only list your skills in order. In descending order of importance, till it's important. But also list your jobs along with them. Those are just a few pointers for making a technical resume."
eHow Article: Writing Resumes for Technical Jobs