Creating and writing an effective resume says a lot about yourself resumes should always be typed and never handwritten a resume should make a statement about you let's start from the beginning of the document use a template if you can start with your name bold it and make it stand out along with your email address mailing address phone number and any other information you'd like to include the objective while not required it's highly recommended that you have an objective on your resume the Jeff objective should just be a brief statement about a job you are seeking for example John here is seeking a job that involves working on vehicles and providing customer service to its customers education lists the education started with the most starting with the most recent if you have any degrees be sure to list those bold anything that you want to stand out but don't overdo yourself experience list other jobs you have worked for starting from the most recent bold titles that will stand out to help that goes along with your objective and of course use the references and provide skills if you don't have any references to lists make them available upon request if you use a references you should have lit you should at least list three references and when you are finished to review your resume and make sure everything looks good that includes spell checking and grammar checking your resume have someone have a friend or someone else read over your resume for you when it's all good print the resume out on the paper of your choice I personally prefer linen paper to make your resume look more professional this has been some quick tips on resumes you can download the full ebook to resume making 10 and this template from tech blue org
