Let's discuss each style and hopefully by the end of this article, you will be able make the right choice for your situation!

The first resume style we'll discuss is:

Chronological- This resume style is most used and it's most desired by employers. Why you might ask, well, it's organized by the dates of employment, it's easy to follow and it shows your work progression. You start with your most recent position and work your down to the last. The down fall to using this style is that employers notice gaps in employment much faster.

The next resume style is:

Functional Resume - This style is used if you want to downplay your gaps of employment and focus more on your experience. This style is great for anyone who's held various positions, volunteer experience, community service experience, or someone who's been out of the work force for some years and is ready to get out there again. With a functional resume, your work history is usually placed at the bottom of your resume, while your experience is noticed first.

The last resume style is:

Combination - The combination resume is used when you've held more than one position at the same company. Instead of putting the company twice on your resume, you can add the company one time and underneath, your titles and achievements for each position. This is a great style for individuals who have had more than 4yrs at a company. Usually senior management, CEO's, etc would do well with this style.

There are many different ways you can present yourself on your resume but it must make sense and it definitely has to look Dynamic.

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