If they do, we will call you, normally within a day or two, to further discuss your professional experience. If they do not, our office personnel will read your resume again, this time to take key bits of information from your resume and enter it into our candidate database , where it will be available for future candidate searches. And, finally, it is our obvious goal to present your resume to one of our clients , giving you the opportunity to show a potential employer that you have the skills and work experience they desperately need . Given the three possibilities above, there are a few things you can do when preparing your resume that will benefit you in any of the three situations. First, place your contact information at the top of the front page of the resume where it can be easily found.
Most candidates provide their phone number, address, and more and more, their e-mail address.
Format your resume so that your hardware, software, programming, and technology skills are easy to identify upon a fairly quick perusal of your resume. List them in separate paragraphs, at the beginning or end of your resume, with just those headings, if need be. The body of your resume should be formatted so that your work history is plainly evident. Include your past titles or positions, company names, dates of employment, and a concise description of your work responsibilities for each place of employment or each change in position within a company. At the bottom, list any awards or certifications you consider to be important.