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The resume must be precise and specifically tailored to the type of job to which you are applying.
The primary objective of each and every resume should be to communicate
your key skills and strengths as well as to demonstrate how the company
looking to hire you can benefit from them. For example, let us say that
you are applying for a web developer job, and you have an experience of
working as a waiter. Should you list this experience? Well, it depends.
If you have enough relevant experience, you should not list this
unrelated job experience. If your list of work experience is short,
however, you can include this work experience, but you should think
carefully about how this activity makes you a better, more qualified
candidate for the position to which you are applying. (For example,
working as a waiter requires good multi-tasking, perfect time
management, and outstanding people skills.)What is a resume?
A resume is a document that lists education, extracurricular activities, work experience, achievements, objectives, skills, and qualifications as well as other information that illustrates that a candidate is the best-suited person for a particular job. Sometimes, this document is also called a Curriculum Vitae (CV). Though these two terms are often used interchangeably, there is a distinct difference between the two.Difference between a resume and curriculum vitae (CV)
The major difference between resume and curriculum vitae is their length.A resume is generally a concise overview of a person's basic personal information (i.e., name, gender, email, address, etc.) followed by his or her education, extracurricular activities, hobbies, experience (if any), etc. The ideal length of a resume is generally up to two pages.