Feb
16
2012
Professional Resume Formats
What should my Resume look like?
I am a supervisor at a major corporation, but I’m in the warehouse. I walked in the door for my job, did well on the production line and was promoted up. I’m looking for a new position in the Company but I Need A Resume. I have never needed to write a resume before and I don’t know what I should be putting down or what the format of a Professional Resume looks like. I have five years of Experience in the company and have fulfilled multiple roles as a supervisor, trainer and safety manager. Can anyone help me out? I need some ideas. Thanks!
Use a MS Word basic template. They look basic but you don’t want something that looks tacky or can confuse the reader. The interviewer wants something they can skim. Keep it 1-2 pages.
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