No two resumes will look exactly alike, because you should customize the content for the job you are applying for and the skills you bring to the table. In these videos, you will learn about the typical sections of a resume, and the importance of each section. You will understand how to format a resume to highlight your skills as pertinent to each job application. We have broken the sections up into three categories: required, strongly recommended and optional. The first three videos will take a deeper look at the different sections, and the last one will help you select the right sections for your resume.

Required Sections

Sections in this video include: Contact information and education

**It is becoming more common for people to not include their physical street address on a resume, or to simply include the city and state they live in. If you know you'll be moving soon or would rather not provide your street address, you don't have to. You'll just want to make sure you include a current email address you check regularly and a phone number. If you don't want to give out your cell, you can always sign up for a GoogleVoice phone number.

Recommended Sections

Sections in this video include: Work/relevant experience, skills, activities, and honors/awards

Optional Sections

Sections in this video include: an objective, related course work, and other industry-specific sections

How to Select the Right Sections

In this video, you will learn how to select the sections that are most relevant for your own personal usage.