How to write a great resume

                                      How to Write a Great Resume

Your ROP Portfolio

• A portfolio containing more of your best work samples and a written explanation of each place
• Letter of Introduction
• Resume
• List of references
• Letter of Recommendation

Job Seekers Trifecta

• A solid well written and well designed resume
• An equally well crafted list of positive references
• A flawless handwritten job application

Your Resume Should Have

• Who you are and how can you be contacted
• Your job objective
• Your level of education
• Your work history or experience
• Your special skills and abilities

Edit and Refine your Resume

• Take time to write your resume
• No typos, use spellchecker
• No mistakes, look for double words, grammar errors
• No misleading information
• Format your text for easy reading and searching

Resume Writing Tips

• List more recent job experience first
• List most important skills first
• Leave out the obvious
• Avoid negativity
• Go with what you got: summer jobs, volunteer experience, clubs, relevant hobbies
• Don’t have a degree or diploma? State your estimated date for completetion, class of …
• Proofread! Ask at least 3 people to read your resume in detail to spot mistakes. Catch them before your interviewer

    -Part C short writing assignment

   The three primary colors consist of red, yellow, and blue. These colors cannot be made by mixing, they are their own colors. Secondary colors can be made by mixing primary colors. For example, red and blue makes purple and red and yellow makes orange and blue and yellow makes green.Tertiary colors are a mixture of primary and secondary colors. The tertiary colors include red-orange, yellow-orange, yellow-green, blue-green, blue-violet, and red-violet. Color can easily change our perception. For example certain colors trigger certain feelings in your subconscious mind. Like the colors red and yellow trigger hunger and the color blue in unappetizing. Certain colors affect other colors, some colors will make other colors seem brighter or more dull. Colors contrast and compliment each other more so than others depending where are on are the color wheel.

Grey Scale Image

Monochrome Image

Complementary Colors

Primary Color Palette

color wheel