Professional Documents
Culture Documents
2
Presents material in a consistent, concise format to
identify variation among many resumes in an efficient
process
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UNC Kenan-Flagler Format
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Three Stages of Resume Creation
Conduct
Understand Compose
self-
your goal bullets
assessment
Reflect on goals, Consider the Crafting bullets
interests and experience and is the final step
passions education in your You may have
Target industries life that shows you several bullets
and companies meet these that are used in
qualifications rotation,
Read company
website and job Be selective and depending on
description choose only those the industry or
carefully that are most company
impactful
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Four Content Areas
Education
Contact Information
- UNC Kenan-Flagler listed first
- Name, Address, Phone
- GMAT: 680+; GPA: 3.5+
- Email
- Scholarships/Fellowships
- LinkedIn Profile
- Clubs, Organizations (focus on
leadership)
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Resume Bullet Format
The bullet format structure of your resume should
be consistent, although the order may vary.
Problem: What was the scenario? What were you trying
to improve?
Action: What did you do specifically during this period?
What skills did you use/develop?
Result: What was the outcome of your actions? Can you
quantify?
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PAR Components
The PAR structure can be reordered:
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Focus on Results
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Use Power Verbs!
Accelerated Orchestrated
Chaired Revitalized
Developed Safeguarded
Engineered Stimulated
Inspired Synchronizes
Launched Tailored
Maximized Targeted
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Resume Guidelines (musts)
One page
Use UNC Kenan-Flagler template!!!!
Use Times New Roman font. Font
sizes: Name: 16, Section Headings:
12, Text: 10.5; even margins (1 left)
Perfect spelling; consistent
punctuation
Remove any hyperlinks to your email
address
.doc(x) and .pdf versions
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Experience Section
General information:
Company name
City, State (and/or Country)
Title
Dates of employment (years)
Optional - brief description of company
Reverse chronological order standard
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Additional Data Section
Begin with professional certifications
Language proficiencies
Tip:
Activities, clubs, interests Employers often read
this section first and
Must be current ask detailed questions.
Be prepared!
Avoid controversial material
Spell out acronyms
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Common Resume Pitfalls
Typos (including punctuation!)
Tiny margins Tip:
Have someone outside
Exaggerating results
your current industry
Not quantifying results read your resume to
ensure you arent using
Describing job responsibilities industry jargon.
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Consortium OP Resume Timeline
Thursday, April 25 - Resume due to Shelly Gorman:
Michele_Gorman@unc.edu
Thursday, April 25 - Sign up for a 1:1 resume review (dont miss this!)
Saturday, April 27-Sunday, April 28 - 1:1 resume reviews take place
Monday, May 6 - Revised resume due to functional CMC Associate
Director
Wednesday, May 8-Friday, May 10 - 1:1 resume walks with functional
CMC Associate Director
Monday, May 13 - Final resume due to Ann Salamy:
Ann_Salamy@unc.edu
Friday, May 17 - Final resume uploaded to Consortium website
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