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What Is a Resume? By definition, a resume is a brief summary of personal, professional experiences, skills and education used for job applications. It is NOT the same as a curriculum vitae (CV), which provides a more detailed summary of professional and educational histories. Most job recruiters will ask for a resume and accompanying resume Cover Letter as part of a job application. Because each job opportunity is different, the resume you use for each application should be slightly different. Once you create your resume and fill out all of the key sections, you will make small changes in order to customize it to particular job opportunities. In this sense, your resume is a living document. What to Put On a Resume? Every person’s resume looks a little bit different. However, there are some key elements that everyone should look to include. These are Key Skills, Achievements, a Professional Summary, Professional Title, Contact Information and Experience (Work and Educatio...

                                            SAMPLE RESUME    d/o:                area: d.no:           .. th   lane, Guntur-4. Mail.id: Ph.no: CAREER OBJECTIVE :    Seeking a career to share my knowledge and experience with …………and gain more experience in ………. field. ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS : Course                          : Institution                    : University       ...

Listening is the ability to accurately receive and interpret messages in the communication process. Listening is key to all effective communication. Without the ability to listen effectively, messages are easily misunderstood. As a result, communication breaks down and the sender of the message can easily become frustrated or irritated. If there is one communication skill you should aim to master, then listening is it. Listening is so important that many top employers provide listening skills training for their employees. This is not surprising when you consider that good listening skills can lead to better customer satisfaction, greater productivity with fewer mistakes, and increased sharing of information that in turn can lead to more creative and innovative work. Here are six  types of listening , starting with basic discrimination of sounds and ending in deep communication. Discriminative  listening . ... Comprehension listening . ... Critical  listenin...

What is Group Discussion ? A group discussion is simply a method instrumental in judging the team spirit, leadership qualities, out of the box thinking, and other managerial qualities in an individual.  How HR conducts the interview ? The commonly asked questions to a job aspirant are: Tell me something about yourself ? Throw some light on your strengths and weaknesses Why do you think our organization should hire you ? Salary negotiations and joining date All the above questions do tell us a lot about the individual’s intelligence, thought process, characteristics, family background, educational qualifications etc but fail to highlight some other important aspects of the individual’s personality essential to survive well in an organization. Do you think an individual can work alone and produce results in an organization ? The answer is No. Every individual works in a team and has to rely on his fellow workers for his easy working and better output. He has to be...

“Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish.” These are the four simple English words that caught attention as we read through Steve Jobs’ commencement speech. What do these words really mean? In his speech, he tells us that everything happens for a reason. You won’t be able to see your future but as time passes you will understand why certain things happen. As he continues to tell us his story, he talks about the opportunities he gained as he lost what he loved most. Finally in his last story he talks about having the courage to follow what your heart desires because time is limited. Each part of this speech tells a different scenario that took place in his life, and each part inspired me to look at my life in a different way. Through his stories of “Connecting the dots,” to “love and loss,” and “death”, Jobs has become one the most influential man in this world. As the son of average working-class parents, Jobs was only able to receive a minimal amount of financial support of them. Even then Job’...

STEPHEN HAWKING – POSITIVITY ‘BENCHMARK’ British physicist and mathematician Stephen Hawking has made fundamental contributions to the science of cosmology—the study of the origins, structure, and space-time relationships of the universe. Early life & Education Stephen Hawking was born in Oxford, England on January 8, 1942. He grew up in a highly educated family. Both of his parents had attended Oxford University and his father, Frank, was a medical researcher. When he was nine, Stephen got very poor grades in school and just managed to be an average student. He was always interested in how stuff works and he took clocks and radios apart, but had trouble putting them back together. Stephen enjoyed math and science in school where he earned the nickname "Einstein." He wanted to study math at university but Oxford didn't have a math degree at the time so he chose physics and chemistry instead. Stephen found college coursework to be very easy. He enjoyed being ...

How to Start an Oral Presentation Oral presentations in courses are typically graded on both content and delivery. These elements retain their importance when presenting in front of others during your career, as well. The beginning of the oral presentation is key because it is your introduction of yourself to your audience. Whatever you say in those first few seconds may set the tone for the rest of the presentation. An effective introduction draws the audience's attention and sets the proper tone for your presentation. Center Yourself Before you begin, take a few deep breaths to flood your brain with oxygen and engage in some positive self-talk by reminding yourself that you are prepared and confident that your presentation will go well. Visualize your success and believe in yourself. Deep breathing, positive talk and visualizing success before you begin your presentation can help steady your nerves and improve your performance. Make Eye Contact Look at your audienc...