Hello class,
For this week we were to post information that would be useful for a perspective employer. Below you will find my annotated resume.
Peace,
Dyanna
Dyanna Duncan
18533 N. Celis St. dduncan@asu.edu
Maricopa, AZ 85238 480-202-7475
OBJECTIVE
Obtain a position utilizing knowledge for theater
EDUCATION
· Tolleson Union High School GPA 2.93 May 2000
Tolleson, AZ
· Arizona State University GPA 2.99 Currently enrolled
Tempe, AZ
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
U-Haul International, Sales and Reservation Agent, Phoenix, AZ May 2001 - Present
· Answer incoming calls and assist customers with making reservations
· Answer customer questions regarding U-Haul policies, procedures and equipment
SKILLS LEARNED
Interned at the Mesa Arts Center in Mesa, Arizona September 2008 – December 2008
· Assisted with art and improvisational acting classes
· Taught classes through skills learned from classes taken at Arizona State University
· Observed art classes and learned about the management of an art center
While attending Arizona State University:
· Prepared class outlines for the conducting of classes according to Arizona State Standards
· Taught class to elementary school children according to outlines with respect to Arizona State Standards
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2 comments:
Hi Dyanna,
This isn't what is meant by an annotated resume, but looks like a normal resume. Anyway, I would think about bringing it to Career Services for additional assistance in order to help you make it as strong as possible. Here are a few general comments: Take off HS - you are almost a college graduate. Need to list the name of your degree!!!!!! And also your concentration areas!!! You can list your internship under Employment instead of skills learned.
Good luck with your future career endeavors!
Dr. Jessica
Dyanna, the resume needs some serious help. I want to be honest with you so you don't get blindsided if you take this to a future employer. As Jessica said take the high school info off. Also, some of the skills you put on there seem a little unimportant. Be creative, think outside the box, really dig to find true transferable skills that will help you find that new career. If you are happy in your current position than great, but if you consider going outside U-Haul, than get to a Resume class so they can help you. I would start by adding tons of info to the resume and then go through a process of eliminating rather than trying to find the perfect info to place on there to start with. It's much easier to take off after you flooded it with relevant info.
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