How to Write a Great resume
Your ROP Portfolio
- A portfolio contains three or more of your best work samples and a written explanation of each
- Letter of introduction
- Resume
- List of References
- Letter of Recommendation
- Use the ROP Portfolio Handbook as a Guide
Job Seekers Trifecta
- A solid well written and well designed resume
- An equally well crafted list of positive references
- A flawless handwritten job application
- Who you are and how you can be contacted
- Your job objective
- Your level of education
- Your work history or experiences
- Your special skills and ability
- Take time to write your resume
- No typo's, use spellchecker
- No mistakes, look for double works, grammar error
- No misleading information
- Format your text for easy reading and searching
- List more recent job experiences first
- List most important skills first
- Leave out the obvious
- Avoid negativity
- Go with what you got: summer jobs, volunteer experience, clubs, relevant hobbies
- Don't have a degree or diploma? State your estimated date for completion, class of 201X Proofread!
- Ask at least 3 people to read your resume in detail to spot mistakes. Catch them before your interviewer does!
Style Can Vary
- Just keep it professional, well organized and easy to read
- Contains tips and guides for all aspects of your portfolio
- Has 2 samples resumes and a resume template to fill out so you can get started
- Link is on class blog, download the PDF file to your computer and read it thoroughly
- Find a program to write your resume with, such as Word, Google Docs or Pages
- Think of what your ideal job might be this summer or in the future, align your resume info and objectives to that job
- use the Resume Template in the ROP Portfolio Handbook and list all your important details
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