Employers accept both types.
The chronological resume is the traditional, most often-used resume style. It lists your work history in reverse chronological order, meaning the most recent job is listed first. The work history should include dates employed, job title, job duties, and employers' names, addresses, and telephone numbers. The chronological resume is most useful for those people with no breaks in their employment record and for whom each new position indicates continuous advancement or growth. Recent high school and college grads find this approach simpler than creating a functional resume.