Pearl Said:

How do i write my resume?

We Answered:

If you're a recent graduate, it's very important to emphasize in your resume the following:

- awards
- internship experience
- on- and off-campus job experience
- project work and your role in it
- computer skills / other skills
- core courses related to the job you're seeking
- GPA (if it's 3.0 or more)
- voluntary work

and other educational and extra-curricular achievements.

In the Summary section of your resume, impress the prospective employer that through your education and computer and other skills, you've the aptitude to succeed in the job.

Here's the format for your resume:

1. Name, address, telephone numbers (work and home), and e-mail ID
2. Summary of your qualifications and skills
3. Awards
4. Internship experience
5. On- and off-campus work experience
6. Project Work
7. Computer skills / other skills
8. Core Courses
9. Education details
10. Voluntary work or other work experience (if any)
11. Student Membership in professional associations

Note: You may have to re-arrange the order of the items in 3-11 above, based on the job profile.

Read the 10 Tips for Perfect Resume Writing at

http://tinyurl.com/perfect-resume

Best of luck!

Valerie Said:

resume for top position???

We Answered:

Google!!! Google- google!!!

Google "professional resume for your position" or examples of professional resumes.

Vernon Said:

how do you write a professional looking "available upon request" thing on a resume.?

We Answered:

I assume you're referring to employment references. You don't need to say "available upon request" on your resume (that's passe).

Instead, just have a separate sheet available with the names and contact info of your references, and their relationship to you:

Jane Smith
CEO, World Products
Former Supervisor
(888)555-1212 (work)
(888)555-2121 (mobile)

Title it "references", and use the same paper stock, typeface, etc., as you used for your resume.

Good luck.

Ernest Said:

how to I write a resume for this non-professional type of job?

We Answered:

In this situation the employer just needs basic info... name, contact info, job history and length, and clerical skills to a degree... prove you are trustworthy, reliable, efficient and can handle high pace traffic and can balance more than one thing at a time (turning on gas pumps, taking money, running credit card machine, being friendly and polite...)I am not sure if this a convenient mart or not but they mention customer service several times in description so focus job history on your resume to reflect this... good luck