<p>hello, i am compiling my own resume for a job, but i was wondering if any of the good parents out there would let me see their resume, you can omit personal info, i would just like to see what are good components in a good resume. so far i put
objective, education, main extracurricular, community service, and leadership, but it looks inferior in many ways(i.e. unfilled spaces etc.) and since i never had a job before, i got no experience. any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks</p>
<p>I haven’t made a resume in years. You can find a lot of examples with a google search. Good luck.</p>
<p>thanks for the advice, i already did, but i was wondering if i could see some of the adults real resume, by the way, my email is <a href="mailto:jack_frost429■■■■■■■■■■■■">jack_frost429■■■■■■■■■■■■</a> thanks</p>
<p>I worked as a recruiter for a company that hired from Boston-area colleges. One piece of a resume I found helpful was a summary (e.g., “Skills and Achievements Summary” or “Key Achievements”) at the top under name, address, etc and objective. Some possible examples (there were usually 4 or 5 bullets)…</p>
<p>-Three years summer employment, with increasing level of responsibility, at architecture firm
- Personally financed college through scholarships, work/study and summer employment
- Fluent in Italian; received Romance Language department’s highest award
- Proficient in Excel and Access
- Excellent communications and customer service skills
- Served as team leader in design and implementation of RA leadership development program </p>
<p>it helped me to get a quick sense of the whole person…
Good luck!</p>