BU208 Lecture Notes - Lecture 21: Cash Flow
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Chronological: summarizes what you have accomplished starting with the most recent events and going backward using reverse chronology. Focuses on when and what and emphasizes academic qualifications, start with most relevant to the reader. Use when your education and experience are logical for the position of interest and show steady progress. Functional: emphasizes the applicant"s most important to least important job titles and responsibilities, or functions, regardless of chronology. Begin with career achievements or career highlights, later identify clubs and professional associations. Combination/ skills: emphasizes skills you"ve acquired through work experience. Combine experience from paid jobs, unpaid work, classes, and community service. Use both of these if your education and experience are not on route for the position, you"re changing fields, or you want to combine experience from paid jobs, activities, and volunteer work. Career objective, career achievements, education, honours and awards, If you have more than 7 items under a heading, consider using subheadings.
