Top 8 resume samples

1. Chronological resume

Chronological resume is the most popular to candidates as well as employers. Typically, a chronological resume consists of a summary/ career objective in the beginning section and a list of recently jobs the candidate has taken over in a time (reserve) chronological order in the second section.

In the second section, you list your work history in a time reserve chronological order by mention the most recently first. This type of resume is usually favorable to employers as they would like to know the most recent job you have done and your latest accomplishment.

2. Functional resume

Functional resume doesn’t structure as a chronological one. It neglects chronological order, instead focuses on describing your skills and abilities. Therefore, the employers may know better about which skills and abilities you have.

Functional resume is a type of resume that focuses on describing your skills and abilities. It doesn’t describe work history as in the chronological resume. So, this type is more useful if the current job requires more about abilities or skills than working experience.

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3. Combination resume

Some candidates may combine the effect of work history and abilities and skills in a combination resume.

A combination resume is a resume in which you mention your skills & abilities in one column, and in the other column, you state the job and accomplishments you have taken using such skills & abilities. With this format, the employers will get a grasp of how you perform with your abilities and skills.

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4. Targeted resumes

Targeted resume is not about the format, but about the specific recipient. When you have known of recruitment or a particular job vacancy, and you have researched information on the company, making a resume targeted to that job and that company.

Nevertheless, targeted resume is not preferred by employers as the information in it is specifically “designed” for the job you are applying for.

5. Professional Resume

In the past, resumes can be classified into professional or ordinary ones. Professional resume is written professionally without any error, which is more suitable if you are applying for a special or important job of a company. A professional resume also contains specific types of information in a formal way.

6. New graduates resume

A new candidate usually lacks of practical experiences; however, their skills and knowledge are fresh and therefore, those are the highlight in this type of resume. In a new graduates resume, the purpose of the candidate is to tell the employers of their potential of being a qualified employee. Skills, knowledge, study result or extracurricular activities become main points of this resume.

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7. Executive Resume

Executive resume is the type of resume specifically designed for those who already work at a high-level job such as a CEO or a key executive. This resume must address your objectives in your previous job, your leadership, development, special abilities and how you resolve problems, motivate teamwork… After all, you must show the employer that you are a qualified manager who is qualified for the job.

8. Curriculum Vitae

CV is a typical resume including biographical details on your personal life, experience and accomplishment. A CV may be 4-8 pages long and is frequently used in academic area when you intend to apply for higher study. Degree, research, published work or professional award are very useful in this type of resume.

CV is most frequent in academic senses, which means they are popular with students and teachers. There is not a specific format of a CV, however, it must include some certain sections such as personal information, working experience, qualification…

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