96 skills that contribute to innovation 93 think critically amp solve complex problems 93 communicate clearly These skills are more important than college major Skills Sought by Employers 96 candidates with ethical judgment and integrity ID: 1001103
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1. ResumesEIU 1111
2. Skills Sought by Employers96% skills that contribute to innovation93% think critically & solve complex problems93% communicate clearlyThese skills are more important than college major.
3. Skills Sought by Employers96% candidates with ethical judgment and integrity96% good intercultural skills94% capacity to continue to learn94% broad knowledge of the liberal arts and sciences
4. What college activities can display the skills employers want?
5. College activitiesIndependent research with a faculty memberCourse projects/projects for RSOsPracticum, internships, community engagementHold positions in organizationsVolunteer consistently with an organizationBuild network for referencesStart a portfoliohttp://www.cbsnews.com/news/top-tech-ceos-advice-to-grads-and-job-seekers-of-all-ages/
6. What does a resume look like?
7. Resume Rules 1 pageEasy to read in a 15-30 second scanWhite or cream paperNo goofy clipart or flourishesProfessional fontFill the page, but don’t crowd itConsistent style—same indents and bulletsVerbs—active & appropriate tense
8. What do you include on a resume?
9. Resume ContentName and Contact Information—topObjective or summary statementWork experienceWhere, when, whatJobs, internships, practica, babysittingVolunteer & ExtracurricularReliability, leadership, skillsEducationGPA, honors, merit scholarships, pertinent coursework, degree earned, major/minor, thesisSkillsLanguages, computers, writing, etc.References
10. Start your resumeList work experience (What were your responsibilities? What skills did you use?)List current extra-curriculars (planned), positions held—committees, etc.List special skills/abilitieshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zHKIZhBmk4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZloJATVo84