A resume is a guide to your dream company! But first you need to decide on the type of resume, depending on the desired position. The right type of resume will help you conveniently structure your work experience, achievements and skills.
There are four main types of resumes - chronological, functional, combined and creative. We have prepared examples and templates on how to write a resume in different formats and impress a recruiter. How to Write a Chronological Resume: Templates and Tips
A chronological resume is a list of places of education, work, volunteering in order (from last to first).
A combo resume includes a sequential description of work/study experience from a chronological resume, as well as skills and specific target information from a functional one. Such resumes are suitable for anyone who wants to tell a little more about themselves, but at the same time use the usual resume structure.
How to write a combined resume? Use a template for a chronological resume, but be sure to include achievements and skills with a scale to gauge your skill level.
Try to include up-to-date contact information at the very top.
Full name - patronymic is not always required.
Phone number - primary and secondary.
Email address - consisting of a first and last name.
Links to portfolio and social networks.
Postal address - if necessary, if this item is in the requirements.
