lol, there isnt anything online thats under my name.
my myspace isnt even under my name.
so i dont think i have to worry about that.
my myspace isnt even under my name.
so i dont think i have to worry about that.
anybody know how to build a good resume?
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tunercrazed
HS Official Hippie
I'm surprised this thread is still going strong. I got a job as an entry level mechanic, I start friday. About damn time I got another job
lol, entry level mech is the best way to start in the auto business imo
NADC is a waste. you get more shop time and actually make money to learn.
congradulations.
on subject: what do yall recomend for the objective part of the resume?
NADC is a waste. you get more shop time and actually make money to learn.
congradulations.
on subject: what do yall recomend for the objective part of the resume?
Celerity
Well-Known Member
World Domination through liberal application of zombie monkeys.
tunercrazed
HS Official Hippie
+1 because anything with zombies gets kudos by me
thats funny as hell. i bet that would grab the attention of somebody just browsing through.
i really do hate microsoft word.
hehe.StealthMode
Kung Foolin'
Say something like, "seeking ______ position with (company name), utilizing _____, _______, and _______ (skills/experience you have that pertains to said position.)"
lol, i didnt know if it was something expected to be on there, or if i could leave it off.
should i just go with the bare min?
leave out the dates. anything that doesnt actually pertain to what i have done?
should i just go with the bare min?
leave out the dates. anything that doesnt actually pertain to what i have done?
dacheat
..is grounded.
re: the objective statement. i kinda use it as my IDP (individual development plan) statement - something most companies kinda want to know about their employees...what is a long range goal you're working toward. maybe your goal lines up good with one of their needs; maybe not. i used to stress out about the objective statement because i felt like i was going to be too general or too specific. now i just say fukkit, this is why i bother doing what i do.
so if you're not motivated by some greater ambition or goal you want to achieve, i'd say leave it off.
so if you're not motivated by some greater ambition or goal you want to achieve, i'd say leave it off.
Celerity
Well-Known Member
That's another thing - as an IT person your resume, in digital format, should be PERFECT, and not made from any template. IT people can smell a template from a mile away.
If you submit digitally, make sure that when you say "I can use Microsoft Word" means "I can fucking rule the world up in dis bitch". I see SO many resumes that say "Microsoft Office Professional" and the formatting is shit, there are spaces everywhere, the paragraph formatting is off and the tags say shit like "Mah Homiez Rezuma" (I've seen that before)
If you submit digitally, make sure that when you say "I can use Microsoft Word" means "I can fucking rule the world up in dis bitch". I see SO many resumes that say "Microsoft Office Professional" and the formatting is shit, there are spaces everywhere, the paragraph formatting is off and the tags say shit like "Mah Homiez Rezuma" (I've seen that before)
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