End of Unit Study Guide

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A document that describes an individuals work, education, and skills.

A document that helps you get a job.

A document detailing the history of an individuals experience.

To provide your employment history in detail.

To introduce yourself to a potential employer and explain your interest in the position.

To list your qualifications.

To negotiate your salary.

Listing all jobs you have ever had.

Describing your hobbies and interests.

Highlighting relevant work experience, duties, and achievements.

Providing references.

When you are applying for a new job.

Once every five years.

Annually.

After any significant career development or change.

Using a clear, professional font and layout.

Using multiple colors to make it stand out.

Including as many graphics as possible.

Writing in a casual, conversational tone.

To ensure the resume is long enough.

To highlight the specific skills and experiences that are most relevant to the job.

To use as many industry-specific jargon terms as possible.

To make the resume more generic and versatile.

Professional

Descriptive

Detailed

Career