A declaration should be included at the bottom of the resume, which should be no more than 1-2 words long. The location and current date should be specified on the left side of the declaration, underneath the declaration body. Your signature should be placed to the right of the statement, and your name should be placed below the signature. You can use the space below the bio to list relevant skills or experiences. This is called the "summary" section of the resume. The employer may use this section to determine if they would like to learn more about you by reading other portions of your resume. Make sure that you write clearly and concisely so that readers do not have any difficulties understanding what skills you possess. For example, if you are looking for a sales position, you could list your experience as follows: selling used cars, automobiles, household goods, and pets; obtaining loans from various sources (such as credit cards, personal loans, etc.); creating budgets; saving money for future purchases; etc. The sales position might require that you read sales contracts, make offers, close deals, and work with difficult customers. All of these tasks are relevant skills that you will need to succeed in sales. Resumes serve two main purposes. First, they let employers know who you are and what skills you possess. If there were no way for them to find this information out except by interviewing you, then those would be the only things they could learn about you.