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Resume Samples
Take a look at the following samples to give you some ideas on formatting your resume. While some formats may be more effective when applying to particular fields, keep in mind that, in the end, you want your resume to represent you and what you have to offer to the employer. Please note that the layout on the screen may differ from that of a printed copy. Use a printed copy as your model.
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This more loosely structured, basic format is often used when
applying for positions in the arts, non-profit, and other non-business
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This bulleted, list-like format which highlights accomplishments is
a conservative resume format most often used when applying for business
positions. |
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This format is helpful when applying for research, science,
computer, and arts/design positions as its structure enables you to list
particular skill sets (laboratory skills, photography skills, web design
skills) and experience. |
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Similar to Resume 2's format, this style uses bullets to highligh
accomplishments. It is useful when applying for science and research
positions. |
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This resume demonstrates the functional resume format, focusing on
skills and accomplishments rather than a reverse chronological listing
of experience. |
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