Discussion Post: Career Planning and Management
Did you know that you will likely have more than one resume? As you move throughout your career, how you articulate who you are professionally will continue to evolve, and so will your resume. It is good to keep one longer resume with a more complete list of everything you have done, so you can pull from that and tailor a resume to the current point in your career. Even if you are planning to own your own business or to go in a direction where you are not conducting a traditional job search, you should still have a resume that captures your accomplishments, experience, and skills to be able to easily recall that information.
For your Unit 2 Discussion Board, you will have the opportunity to review resume examples and reflect on your own resume. Whether you already have a resume, haven't updated your resume in a while, or have not created a resume yet, it is important to review resume guidelines and examples.
Review each of the following resumes:
a) Sasha: Re-Entering the Workforce
b) Michael: Changing Professions
c) Colby: Transitioning From Military to Civilian Workforce
Answer each of the following questions related to the examples you have reviewed:
a) Which resume example is most relevant to your career goals and work experience? Please provide clear examples to support your choice.
b) What choices about resume formatting and organization will you need to make to your resume?
c) What are the key points that you have learned about resume writing, and how will you apply these in the future?
The response should include a reference list. Using one-inch margins, Times New Roman 12 pnt font, double-space and APA style of writing and citations.