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Sample: Functional Style Resume Danielle Smith 123 University Drive St. Louis, MO 63101 (314) 977-1111 dsmith @tgj.com OBJECTIVE A position in public relations utilizing interpersonal communication skills and creativity · · · · SUMMARY Personable and persuasive with the ability to establish instant rapport Excellent oral and written communication skills Effective working both independently and as a team member Experience in marketing, sales, and promotions EXPERIENCE Sales/Customer Service · Sold merchandise to clients, increasing monthly sales by 25% · Resolved customer problems in a positive and professional manner · Implemented customer service questionnaire which helped improve consumer satisfaction · Developed customer service procedures

Sample Resume Format Your Name Here 9876 Home Street Any City, State 12345 (123) 345-6789 email@email.com OBJECTIVE SUMMARY The type of position you are seeking, the type of organization you are seeking it in and the skills you want to use on the job. · · EDUCATION Use this section to draw together common themes in your resume and/or to indicate a certain number of years evidencing a particular skill. This section is not necessary but can be used to mention special skills or attributes that don't fit neatly under one particular category. Expected Date of Graduation Concordia University, St. Paul, MN

Look over the resume samples on the next pages. The boxes show tips you can use to create a great resume--one that gets interviews. Outline Chronological resume !" Functional resume #" Remember, one st yle isn't better than another. Use a chronological resume if you have worked continuousl y in the same field (all your jobs are prett y similar). Consider writing a functional resume if you have gaps in your work history or have changed career fields more than once. Don't worry about gaps--lots of people have them. You may be asked to explain them in the interview. If you stopped working