Preparing your Resume Your resume needs to be perfect: no spelling or grammar mistakes reverse chronological order, everything aligned. Resume features: Personal Information o At the top of the page and should include: first and last name, address (City, State only), phone number, email Objective Line o Should be short and concise, telling the recruiter what position you are looking for o For those seeking an internship, includes the term during which you would like to work and area you want work in Education o Name of university where you are enrolled: City and state where university is located Degree you are obtaining Expected graduation date (ex. May 2020) Completed minors, licenses, and certifications Cumulative GPA Major GPA if higher than cumulative Experience o Position title o Full name of company and city and state its located o Dates the position was held o Bullet points emphasizing your skills & accomplishments * List your most relevant achievements or highlights first in your bulleted lists! Awards & Organizations/ Certifications & Other Skills o These sections are optional but provide a space for you to highlight other accomplishments outside of work experience o List organization affiliations such as Beta Alpha Psi or Georgia Society of CPAs o Honors such as Deans List TIPS: Resumes should be printed on "resume paper," a slightly heavier paper that typically has a watermark. This paper is available at stores like, Staples, Office Depot, and Walmart. Always bring more resumes than you think you will need. You never know how many employers will stop you and introduce themselves or employers that you decide you would like to meet. If participating virtually, have your resume printed for you to look at during the fair, so you can see what recruiters see at the same time. Have pen and paper ready to take notes.
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Recruitment Handbook 2022-2023
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