Resumes 101: Marketing Yourself | Sample Resume PDF
Your resume is not your life on a page, but rather a more specific reflection of your accomplishments relevant to your employment audience's interests. Learn to use your resume as a marketing tool with this brief guide.
The Art of Resume Writing | PDF
As an introductory guide, the "Art of Resume Writing" is a good starting point for students seeking to understand the various components and the importance of specific sections and information. Before writing a resume, it is beneficial to think of what the audience -the employer- needs to know about you...what you have to offer based on past education and professional experiences.
Writing Effective “Accomplishment Phrases” for Your Résumé | PDF
In order for your résumé to serve as an effective marketing tool, it must focus on your academic and professional accomplishments; the outcomes of your work. This is easier said than done, and often times requires a good deal of practice, brainstorming and fine-tuning. Here are a few examples of “accomplishment phrases”, both quantitative and qualitative, loosely based on the Monterey Institute student and alumni résumés.
Power Words for Resumes | PDF
The use of power words in a resume (and cover letter) are critical in getting the reader's attention. Most people spend less than 30 seconds on the first review of a resume, so power words are meant to get the reader's attention and encourage them to read on.
Fisher Graduate School of International Business Resume Resources
Review the Fisher School's resume writing tips as well as other business-focused career resources.
For additional information about career development at the Graduate School of International Policy Studies, please contact:
Jennifer Hambleton, Career Development Manager, GSIPS Development and Special Programs
jennifer.hambleton@miis.edu
831-647-6676
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