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Title: Curriculum Vitae and Resume When to use which tool


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Curriculum Vitae and ResumeWhen to use which
tool
  • Lynn Kelly-Albertson Executive Director, Career
    and Student Employment Services Western Michigan
    University

2
What is it?
  • CV
  • A full list of your professional and educational
    history.
  • Resume
  • A summary of your experience and skills that are
    most pertinent to the advertised position.

3
How long is it?
  • CV
  • Usually many pages length is not important.
  • Resume
  • Usually one page only. Multiple pages only for
    senior level positions.

4
When do you use it?
  • CV
  • Used for academic positions and research
    positions in government and industry.
  • Resume
  • Used for every other type of job outside of
    academia and research science.

5
Include publications?
  • CV
  • A full list of publications is essential.
  • Resume
  • Even a partial list of publications is rarely
    included.

6
How important is layout and style?
  • CV
  • Style doesn't matter that much content is what
    matters most.
  • Resume
  • Style and content are important. Bad style is a
    real liability.

7
Modify to match each job?
  • CV
  • Do not need much alteration to fit each specific
    job opening.
  • Resume
  • Should be adapted to fit each specific job to
    which you are applying

8
List my references?
  • CV
  • Typically references are listed at the end of the
    CV.
  • Resume
  • References are not listed on a resume. If
    required, you may submit a separate list of
    relevant references for each position (usually
    only when these are requested.)

9
Where to start?
  • Ask others for samples
  • Get advice from mentors
  • Get critique from Career Student Employment
    Career Advisor for your college

10
  • Resources
  • Career Search Manual, Western Michigan University
    www.broncojobs.wmich.edu
  • Experiential Learning and Career Development
    Workbook - MIT  http//web.mit.edu/career/www/work
    shops/resumes/section5cv_resume.htm

11
Resources
  • Format Credit Peter Fiske, author of Put Your
    Science to Work The Take-Charge Career Guide for
    Scientists.
  • Lynn Kelly-Albertson Career Student Employment
    Services lynn.kelly-albertson_at_wmich.edu269-387-274
    5 www.broncojobs.wmich.edu
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