Résumé Are Living, Not Historical Documents

Corporate Employment Officers often think an applicant’s history has been invented not lived. The blindsided should know that distorting facts and extreme exaggeration are not acceptable on a résumé. Applicants should not falsify actual results and dates. You may amplify your contribution; that's what makes history interesting and worth interpreting. When writing your resume, this is the time to rethink the past and the making of future career decisions. Dr. Hawkins with discuss the three resume types you must write - the Chronological, the Professional and the Target resume.