【正文】 s俗話說, position level is not an important piece of an objective, and can be left off. re feeling stuck. A) Identifying InformationB) The ObjectiveC) Summary of QualificationsD) EducationE) Work ExperienceF) Activities/Interests . A) Identifying Information The first section of a resume is your name, address, phone number, fax and/or address. You need not write resume at the top, since as soon as your reader sees it, it bees obvious what they are looking at. It is customary to put name, home address and home phone number in this section. It may also be helpful to put your work phone and perhaps fax and as well (if it is okay that you be contacted at your present job). Examples Example 1 Example 2 B) The Objective! The objective is a purely optional part of the resume. When used, an objective serves two purposes. First, an objective tells an employer what position you are seeking. Rather than being a statement about your life goals, an objective refers just to the very next immediate step you hope will be on your career path. Second, it indicates whether or not you are clear about what opportunities are available with a particular employer. If you are unclear about what position you are seeking, and/or what positions an employer has available, it may be preferable to omit the objective, rather than to plug in something vague. For example, the objective To utilize my skills in a challenging position which will afford advancement and professional growth tells the employer nothing unique about the candidate. If you choose to include an objective, here are some guidelines which can help you. An objective can contain up to four parts. An objective does not have to contain all four parts。 Each position you held involved a different job description. You want to emphasize skills you have that haven39。t have a lot of professional experience in their field, but DO have relevant coursework or training. Career changers, since it outlines transferrable work skills. s but is still viewed skeptically by some employers. The functional resume format summarizes your professional functions or experience and avoids or minimizes your employment history. Keep this in mind: since employers are used to seeing reverse chronological resumes, make sure you have a definite reason for selecting a functional resume format. This format is often used in the following instances: ve held impressive job titles, and/or have worked for bigname employers. Functional Resume FormatExample 2This style resume became popular in the 197039。 You can demonstrate measurable results from their work activities for example, Marketed departmental events, resulting in 50% increase in attendance. RESUME:Step 1 Three Kinds To Choose From Your first decision will be to choose an appropriate resume format. There are three formats for resumes: chronological, functional, and bination. In this section, we will describe the different formats and offer examples of each. Deciding what format to use is an important decision...so give this some thought. Reverse Chronological Resume FormatExample 1This is the traditional style resume that lists your professional experience chronologically, starting with your most recent position. The majority of resumes are written in this format, and this is also the format most employers are accustomed to seeing. This style is particularly effective in the following cases: You have professional experience in the field of interest. You39。s and 198039。 Older workers, since it minimizes dates. Recent graduates who don39。 Returning employees after an absence from the workforce, since it minimizes dates. ORt been used in recent work experiences. Combination Resume FormatExample 3The bination resume utilizes the best ponents of the reverse chronological and functional styles. More recently, the bination resume has included acplishments under each position or function, rather than simply outlining duties and responsibilities. This style allows for flexibility in designing a resume. Again, since employers are used to a reverse chronological format, consider this style when: You have held internships or volunteer positions that directly relate to field of interest. Remember...you decide which will work best