A chronological resume is the most traditional and widely used type of resume. It lists your work experience in reverse chronological order, with your most recent job at the top. This format is best for those who have a steady work history and want to emphasize their accomplishments.
A functional resume has all of your skills and qualifications listed, regardless of your previous employment history. This format is best for those who are looking to change careers or industries or who have gaps in their work history that they would like to hide.
A combination resume combines elements from both the functional and chronological formats, listing skills first with a brief description of how they were acquired followed by a list of previous employers with an emphasis on job titles and responsibilities. This format is best for those who want to show off both their skills and work experience
Here is a question for you?
How much time an Interviewer typically spends on your resume?
Answer - It is typically 30 - 45 seconds - Interviewer spends on your resume. While you are answering that question “Tell me something about yourself” the Interviewer is reading your resume.
What is Resume
Purpose of Resume
You must have noticed IT Students have so much to write in their Resume and their Resume is easily 2-3 pages Long. And you wonder what you can write about yourself which can cover 2 pages at least?
If you don’t have a clear answer to my question - this video is for you. This video will tell you what you can write in your resume and which format to pick. Even if you know basic resume writing - this video will surely have something new for you.
See Experience people have so much to write in their resumes but When we are Fresher, we struggle because we are writing about ourselves for the first time.
Difference between Resume vs CV
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How Freshers resume is different from Experience resume?
Why a good resume is important for you?
When a company comes to campus and you need to write your first resume.
Students will go to the Internet and Google for Fresher Resume templates and download one template which looks good. Then they realize templates have so much dummy information and they don’t know what to write there. Some Students also download someone’s else resume from google and just edit their name and personal information.
You don’t need to do all this when you can easily write your own resume. Most of the time information is already there but you are not clear what to mention in your resume.
How to write a Resume
Let me walk you through the Sample Resume Format for Freshers
Section 1 - Name and Contact Info
Section 2 - Career Objective
Section 3 - Education
Section 4 - Skills
Section 5 - Project Work
Section 6 - Trainings & Certifications / PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION
Section 7 - Extra-Curricular Activity
Section 8 - Achievements or Awards and Recognition
Section 9 - Coursework
Section 10 - Hobbies and Interest
Section 11 - Strengths
Section 12 - Personal Info
Free Resume Sample
https://docs.google.com/document/d/12M2h4RIIu22dhSZyMwJmiuTJVQ-QPacJJBqwVRBiOBA/edit?usp=sharing
When I was in college, I also went through a similar experience as you are going and made a lot of rookie mistakes. But I don’t want you to do those mistakes. I will help you with the Resume format and What you can write in your Resume.
BY THE END OF THIS VIDEO YOU WILL Realise Resume writing is very easy. So Don’t copy-paste - Just follow the simple steps which I am going to tell you. Because Interviewer can see copy paste and remembers if two students of the same batch have the same resume. It simply says you don’t even have 2-page information about yourself - which is a big negative
I have used Google Docs Template in this video. I will make one video to show how YOU can use Google Docs Free Resume Templates
If you have any questions regarding resume building - please ask in the comments - I will answer in my next video
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