2. Functional Resume
When would you be more apt to use a
functional resume versus a chronological
resume style?
New to the work force (High School or
College Graduate, New Career
field, Military Transitioner, Homemaker or
Previous Volunteer) and you need to
highlight the skills you do possess.
Your work history is lengthy and there is no
direct rhythm to it (no clear-cut path).
Over qualified.
3. Functional Resume
BEAWARE!! Functional Resumes are often a
turnoff because it leaves the hiring manager
guessing at your employment dates.
If you decide that the functional resume is the
way to go, be sure and include your dates
within an Employment History section
following your Employment Highlights section.
Another way to disclose your skill or highlight
dates is to put it in parenthesis within your
Employment Highlight section.
Take away the guess work.
4. Layout
White Space is important on the
resume. It allows the eyes to focus and
to not over stimulate the reader.
Use Bullet Points
Font
Not too large, not too small
Consistent throughout
Not too fancy