What I would do...
1) Your future employer is not going to care what revision number you
resume is.
2) There is no white space in the document
3) Fit you resume to the employer. For example, you said you didn't
want a call center job... the why put Call Center Mgmt in your career
summary
4) I wouldn't list all those skills under career summary. In my
opinion, those aren't a summary of your career, they are your
knowledge/skills.
5) I don't know if many people care if you know every single version
of windows. Or, that you know how to use different types of
spreadsheets.
6) Listing these skills doesn't say how good you are at them. Try,
"extensive knowledge of css", or "5 years of JavaScript
programming" (as long as they are true)
7) I wouldn't consider experience with FrontPage as a benefit
8) Change your work experience sentences into super action
statements, try "Assisted 1000s of customers with server administration"
9) I wouldn't list what my degree was.
10) Don't list the degree that doesn't pertain to the job (Family
Science), unless it does.
11) the sentences at the top of page 2 don't have bullets
Justin Giboney
_______________________________________________
UPHPU mailing list
[email protected]
http://uphpu.org/mailman/listinfo/uphpu
IRC: #uphpu on irc.freenode.net
