Resume?

[Futurepro22]

If I post my resume.. would anyone be willing to critique my resume for me.. see what i need to add or remove...
thanks

[bassintom]

let he who is without sin cast the first stone....not me buddy

[lizardsrule]

FP,

I would not reccomend it, as most of the feedback you would get would be from folks who don't know anything about what you are trying to do. But you may get some decent input, but probably a lot more crap. Just my 2 cents.

Lizards

[NCYankee]

Depends. What's your resume for?

[JB]

FuturePro keep these in mind: List your contact information at the top of the resume. Include your full name, mailing address, phone number and e-mail address. If you have a personal Web site, include the URL only if the site shows off your skills or applies to your career goals.The objectives section gives recruiters an immediate sense of who you are and what you're looking for, without forcing them to wade through the entire resume. If you decide to include an objective, stress what you'll add to the company, not what you're looking to take away.
List your experience chronologically, with your most recent job first. If your latest experience wasn't the most impressive, arrange your list by importance. Include the company name, location, your title and dates of employment. Also, give a brief description of your accomplishments.
Emphasize your most important responsibilities even if they weren't your primary duties.

Use active voice. Strong sentences are those in which a subject performs an action (active voice) as opposed to an action being performed on the subject (passive voice). "I planned an event," creates a stronger impression than "An event was planned by me."
Hope that helps get you started.

[Futurepro22]

thanks for your help JB.. from the sounds of it mines pretty good.. almost just like you described. thanks again