How to Write a Good Resume

[@rossjesus1315]

Love this video, very helpful and well done. Also the fact that he actually deals with resumes regularly makes this video that much more reliable.

[@JosecZuniga]

Ross Jesus Thank you!

[@GalvatronTypeR]

My resume tips: -Try to stick to one page but do not pick a tiny font to force everything onto one page -Below the header, start with your work experience; beyond your job duties, it's very important to include major accomplishments and recognition (i.e., winning contracts for the company, revenue generated for the company, performance awards, etc.) -if you have gaps, just include the years; if you are unsure of specific months started and ended, just include the years -Skip the objective statement, most employers don't even read those anymore -Include important relevant certifications such as security clearance, IT certifications, professional certifications (PMP, Lean Six Sigma, etc.) -Do not include personal information such as hobbies, your references' contact info, or a picture of yourself -Prior to submitting a CV, clean up your LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter pages -This is very important: MAKE CERTAIN THERE ARE NO GRAMMATICAL, SPELLING, OR SYNTAX ERRORS; have someone you trust review the CV

[@Cool7141]

I literally was about to start writing my resume this morning when I saw this video. Thanks for the tips!

[@JosecZuniga]

Cool7141 You're welcome! Hope it Helps!

[@mominnaeem2542]

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[@AdrianGarcia-sf3uw]

Lower the music volume!

[@jercun33]

This is nice, but I don't really watch this channel for this type of info. I didn't get past 0:40 Edit: spelling

[@raphael32ful]

very helpful video but please try to decrease the amount of cutting it just...decreases the likability of the viedo and please turn down the volume of your intro, you are very hard to understand other than that great video, great tips keep on going

[@Stateofmind00]

lots of skipping

[@SoulessPasture]

who would have thought you were going to be a millionaire