1. self-introduction

Let your resume speak for you even before you enter the interview hall.

EMPLOYER’S /EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYEE’S [YOUR] RESUME

NEEDS CONTENT

• 
  What are you? Your education, experience and
  

personal skills

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  What have you done so far? Your past professional accomplishments
  
• 
  What can you do for us? Your plan for the development of the
  

Organization

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  What are your further plans? Your professional growth and its
  

contribution to the organization.

The above four items of information should form the ‘nuts and bolts’ of your resume. Apart from the basic categories, you can add on details to make it more impressive. Always

make a rough resume with all the details before you finalize onto the fair one.