Employers often make assumptions about the quality of work you do by how you fill out an application. Attitude, stability, and motivation can be communicated on the form, and a sharp and orderly presentation of your skills is the best way to get an interview. When completed, this form can be a reference when filling out actual applications, as many employers have their own forms. Usually includes information, such as your name, address, telephone number, etc. List all schooling and whether or not you graduated.
Most applications ask about military service.
If you served, supply all information requested. If you have held more than six jobs, you may wish to list only those most closely related to the job you are seeking. Employers are interested in what you do-use action words to describe your skills. Concentrate on skills that will interest the employer. Most of all, be clear and concise.