2nd Grade Resume
Greetings All,
Last week my daughter announced that her class created their first resume at school. What would she write about herself? What could she possibly include on her resume as a second grader? I was touched at the things she wrote and how simple they were.
Position Sought: singer
Abilities and Talents: fun, funny, happy
Achievements and Awards: won 2 softball trophies and 2 game balls
Work Experience: set table, make bed
Education: 2nd grade
References: Mom and Dad
It was a wonderful reminder of how personal a resume really is, and how easy it can be to outline acheivements when you are honest and uneffected by the sentiments of others. As a job seeker, how arduous is it to describe one's abilities and talents, acheivements and awards, work experience and education? Very. However, it is only as tedious as we make it.
Clearly define the job you want. Highlight your key skills that add value. Detail your acheivements that will appeal to a potential employer. Chronologically list your recent work history. Wrap up with your education. Don't list specific reference information...Everybody knows that Mom and Dad will put in a good word for you!!
Happy Hunting,
Leigh
Last week my daughter announced that her class created their first resume at school. What would she write about herself? What could she possibly include on her resume as a second grader? I was touched at the things she wrote and how simple they were.
Position Sought: singer
Abilities and Talents: fun, funny, happy
Achievements and Awards: won 2 softball trophies and 2 game balls
Work Experience: set table, make bed
Education: 2nd grade
References: Mom and Dad
It was a wonderful reminder of how personal a resume really is, and how easy it can be to outline acheivements when you are honest and uneffected by the sentiments of others. As a job seeker, how arduous is it to describe one's abilities and talents, acheivements and awards, work experience and education? Very. However, it is only as tedious as we make it.
Clearly define the job you want. Highlight your key skills that add value. Detail your acheivements that will appeal to a potential employer. Chronologically list your recent work history. Wrap up with your education. Don't list specific reference information...Everybody knows that Mom and Dad will put in a good word for you!!
Happy Hunting,
Leigh

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