商务英语应用文写作课件刘庆秋主编 ISBN9787811344387Unit 25 Resume.pptVIP

A resume or C.V. (Curriculum Vitae) is a persuasive summary of one’s qualifications. It is essential if you ‘re applying for a new job or for promotion within your own company, or even to register as a delegate at a conference. Most resumes are written on A4 paper. It is better to type your resume rather than use your own handwriting. Resumes are often printed on white paper with good sense of quality. The design of the sheet should make the content easy to read and summarize. Capitalize the main headings to them stand out on the page. Condense information, using phrases rather then complete sentences. List your most recent education and employment experience first and them work backward so that the employer can quickly know what you have done recently. Give the easily understood equivalent qualifications when applying for a post abroad. Don’t cram too much material onto one page. Personal details Employment objectives When you are available for interviewing The name and address of your present or last employer Your date of birth Your marital status Education/Qualifications Work experience Position desired Your current or last salary The salary you would expect to receive Personal and professional interests/Additional information The language you speak, read or write References/Referees Chronological resume Functional resume