Allison Said:

Tips for writing a resume to apply for my first real job?

We Answered:

tell them about your major accomplishments in those other jobs, also mention your gpa, and out of school activities, and tell them your strengths and weaknesses.

Ramona Said:

tips on writing a resume when you have little to no-experience?

We Answered:

Hello,

You want to focus on transferrable skills and volunteer work.

* Transferrable Skills: Anything from school or paid jobs that matches what the employer is seeking (e.g., a semester-long team project from one of your classes); relevant courses; computer skills; leadership and teamwork skills from participating in sports, band, etc.

* Volunteer Work: Soup kitchen, Habitat for Humanity, or other community work involving related skills; on-campus extracurricular activities

* Recommendations: Professors and advisors, supervisors from previous jobs, recent alumni familiar with your skills and talents

I hope this helps :-)

Mae Said:

tips on writing a resume, after being a stay at home mom?

We Answered:

I think it's best to look up some specific formats designed for your career choice- there are many great books. Without outside-the-home employment, avoid a chronological format, and highlight your skills, education, and volunteer experience.

Rick Said:

Can anyone help me with tips on writing a resume to be a teacher's assistant?

We Answered:

Check out webtech-101.com . they are professional resume writers and i had them do my resume and cover letter before. They did an amazing job, you might wana try them. They have samples on their site too.