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Professional Form

For Resumes



Resume Work Sheet
Professional Form for Resumes


This is something new I am trying. I've designed a professional form for resumes that you can use. It is supposed to be a resume form that you can fill out and print. The print option is at the bottom of the page and will only print what is visible within each box.

PLEASE NOTE:
This does not create a resume for you.
This document cannot be saved. Once your start filling out the form, you need to complete it and print it because when you leave the web page, your data will be erased.
This is only a training tool.

What it does do is make you think. It makes you see and realize the amount of information a person needs in order to write a resume.

Without a firm foundation of what you know and what you can do, how will you write your resume?

This professional form helps you build the foundation from which any type of resume can be written. It's like taking notes. You may want to give it a try. It should give you a good understanding of what you have to offer an employer.

If you need to refresh your memory with the different types of resumes and the information that goes into them, then click here Professional Form Help Page

Complete each section as necessary.

Name
  

Address


City/State/Zip Code


Phone (with area code)


E-Mail


Occupation (What Industry/Career will this resume target?)


Career Objective


Career Summary


Background Highlights


List of Accomplishments



Employment History
Please fill in the name of the employer, your job title, the dates you worked (MM/YYYY) and a brief description of your role and responsibilities.

Work Experience #1

Employer:  

City/State: 

Job Title:   

From:            To: 

Description of Duties and Special Achievements


Work Experience #2

Employer:  

City/State: 

Job Title:   

From:            To: 

Description of Duties and Special Achievements


Work Experience #3

Employer:  

City/State: 

Job Title:   

From:            To: 

Description of Duties and Special Achievements


Work Experience #4

Employer:  

City/State: 

Job Title:   

From:            To: 

Description of Duties and Special Achievements


Work Experience #5

Employer:  

City/State: 

Job Title:   

From:            To: 

Description of Duties and Special Achievements


Work Experience #6

Employer:  

City/State: 

Job Title:   

From:            To: 

Description of Duties and Special Achievements



Education
Fill in the name of the college, your degree (BA,BS,MBA,etc.), your major, the dates (MM/YYYY) and any awards, achievements, etc.

College #1: 

City/State:  

Degree:     

Major:       

From:            To: 

Special Achievements, Awards, Sorority or Fraternity


College #2: 

City/State:  

Degree:     

Major:       

From:            To: 

Special Achievements, Awards, Sorority or Fraternity


Special Achievements, Awards, Sorority or Fraternity



Career Development (Courses taken or in progress)


Licenses/Certifications


Affiliations/Professional Memberships

List All Skills (computer, workplace, language, training, etc.)

Honors/Awards


Other Information


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I hope you have found this professional form useful. I do think it gives people a better understanding of what goes into writing a resume.

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