CVtoResumeforgradstudents文献.pdf

©The Office of Career Services, Princeton University | 36 University Place, Princeton, NJ 08544 | 609.258.3325 All images © Jorge Cham  Understand the differences between a CV and resume  Learn how to best represent experiences and skills on a resume  Explore how to customize a resume for different industries/positions  Leadership  Prior Experience  Teamwork  Analytical/Quantitative Skills  Communication Skills (verbal and written)  Interpersonal Skills  Initiative/Motivation  Achievement  Technical Skills  Languages  For every type of job other than academic positions, government research positions, and industry research positions  Be concise  Be focused on the specific skills for the position  Be forward thinking  Highlight accomplishments and achievements  Quantify when possible  Contact Information  Other Experience  Summary of  Community Qualifications Involvement  Professional Profile  Leadership Experience  Education  Skills/Languages  Relevant Experience  Honors and Awards  Professional Experience  Use one phone number and one email address  Use the same header for all your job search documents (cover letter, reference list, writing sample, etc…) Serves as an introduction- highlights relevant skills you have for the position Hooks the employer to read more Demonstrates an understanding of the field by specifically articulating your knowledge, experience and skills. Summary of Qualifications  Strong quantitative modeling and computing skills through 6+ years of research experience.  Leadership positions held several graduate organizations in the School of Engineering.  Skilled presenter of scientific information to various audiences through many presentations at conferences and