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Alverno College Productions, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. All rights reserved under U. S. , International and Universal Copyright Conventions.  \nReproduction in part or whole by any method is prohibited by law.  \nHOW TO ANALYZE A JOB POSTING:  \nA job posting is an employer’s way of saying “I have a business need for someone to do this specific work, have these specific skills and experience.” An effective résumé is one that is targeted to the employer’s needs and expectations, as outlined in the posting. To create a targeted résumé:  \n• find a job or internship posting for which you wish to apply  \n• create a template with the components cited below  \n• cut and paste the posting text into the appropriate areas  \n• analyze the components of the job and rearrange them with your best match at top  \n• in the right column, identify experiences you have that meet the employers needs  \n• use this information to design your résumé  \nJob title and employer:  \n\n| The duties of this job are: | My experience doing similar tasks: |\n| --- | --- |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n\n\n| The skill sets and education required are: | My education and skill match: |\n| --- | --- |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n\n\n| The experience and/or training sought are: | Relevant experience/certifications, etc.: |\n| --- | --- |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n\n\n| The personal characteristics sought are: | Words that describe my attitude and strengths: |\n| --- | --- |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n\nList other aspects of the job to consider: (e.g., future relocation required, travel required, weekend or evening hours required, etc.)  \nCONTENT COMMON TO ALL RÉSUMÉS  \nAll résumés contain the same basic information; it is how the writer presents job-related information that makes the résumé an effective marketing tool.  \nContact information: Name, street address (optional) , email address , and ONE phone number.  \nObjective & Qualifications / Professional Summary: A brief statement that indicates the specific position you’re seeking or the professional activities in which you want to engage, along with a short bulleted list of the knowledge, skills and experience that qualify you for that type of work.  \nEducation:  \n• List degree(s) (B.A. , B.S. , M.A. , etc.) with correct title of your major & minor  \n• First list the degree in bold or capital letters, followed by Alverno College (see samples)  \n• Do not include high school information on a college-level résumé  \nExperience – Academic:  \nAlverno students frequently find that their best qualifications for a position come from their academic  \nprojects. In this case, use headers indicating that relevant skills were demonstrated in an academic setting:  \n• Relevant Academic Projects (may replace “academic”with the name of the major or minor)  \n• Historical Research Projects  \n• Field Experience, Grades 3-5  \n• Nursing Clinical Rotations  \n• Business & Management Practicum  \nExperience – Employment History, Internships, and Related Volunteer Work:  \nDesign descriptive headers for your most relevant work experience. Some examples:  \n• Related Professional (or Teaching, Accounting, etc.) Experience  \n• Marketing Experience  \n• Healthcare Experience  \n• Lab Experience  \n• Graphic Design Work  \n• Employment History  \nType the job title in bold or capital letters (the focus is on you, not your employer), then the company name in regular type , and then the year. Start each achievement statement with a bullet, asterisk or dash, followed by a descriptive verb in past tense , and then end with the result, scope or effect of the action.  \nTime Frames:  \nWhether you lead with academic or work experience, you must account for the time you spent on the activities you cite. For academic projects, indicate the semester (Spring 20xx); for employment, indicate the years without months (20xx – 20xx) . 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