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Resume Formats

Resume formats are a critical consideration when writing a resume. Without the correct resume format, your resume will be weeded out immediately by recruiters, HR professionals and even by scanning software. If you don't take the time to create a resume using an acceptable format, then you make a poor first impression if you make any impression at all. Choosing the correct resume format may depend on the employment field. Legal resume formats will be different from a teacher’s resume for example. Refer to the many resume examples to discover acceptable formats being used within your job niche. Here is a table with links to various job-specific resumes. Simply click on the resume for your field of interest.

Actor Resume
Accounting Resumes
Banking Resumes
Building Trades Resumes
Chef Resumes
Chemist Resumes
Dental Resumes
Elementary Teaching Resumes
Engineering Resumes
Executive Resumes
Hospitality Resumes
Human Resources
Insurance Resumes
IT Resumes
Law Enforcement Resumes
Legal Resumes
Legal Secretary Resumes
Manufacturing Engineer Resumes
Marketing Resumes
Medical Resumes
Medical Secretary Resumes

Medical Technician Resumes
Mental Health Resumes
Network Administrator Resumes
Nursing Resumes
Nurse Practitioner Resumes
Nutritionist Resumes
Pharmacist Resumes
Physician Resumes
Programmer Resumes
Quality Control Resumes
Radiology Resumes
Real Estate Resumes
Retail Resumes
Sales Resumes
School Administrator Resumes
Secondary Teacher Resumes
Secretarial Resumes
Security Resumes
Social Services Resumes
Teacher Resumes

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Job Interview Fun

Just in case you thought you did poorly in a job interview, read these anecdotes from executives who actually encountered these situations during an interview:

"Asked to see interviewer's resume to see if the personnel executive was qualified to judge the candidate."

"... pulled out a Polaroid camera and snapped a flash picture of me. Said he collected photos of everyone who interviewed him."

"... asked if I wanted some cocaine before starting the interview."

"...asked me to show her the ladies room, saying that it would be where she spent most of her time on the job."

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