Hi there,
This question has stumped me a couple of times too! What I have heard from several recruiters and hiring managers is that a if you are applying for a specific job (like through a corporate web site or email), you should use your Last Name,First Name as the title.
If you are posting your resume online, where it will available for many hiring personnel, you should pick your top skills or special qualities (from the employer's point of view). Then just list them and end with an active noun that is descriptive and appeals to management, (ie: achiever, thinker, winner etc...)
Good Luck!!!
In general, the name of your resume should be something that is easily transferable. A resume might be titled "(Your Name) Resume 2010." That way if you forward it or save it on your computer, you always know it's yours. Just make sure your name is in the file! You can add the date so if someone requests an updated one, you know which one to use.
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It is not necessary to capitalize the words "help desk" on a resume unless it is part of a formal title or section heading.
A resume for a fresh graduate should include all work, experience, and volunteer information. Do not include reference information on a resume.
No you shouldn't.
Yes, you should.
You should include your return address in the heading.
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Yes, always include a copy of your resume with a follow up letter.
Yes of course,you should include a resume for a business letter for formality sake business related jobs should have a business related experienced on their resume,thats why you gonna need a resume on your business letter.
An electronic resume is not necessarily a plain-looking document. The resume should include your work history, references and other pertinent.
A sample resume for the post of lecturer should include a full CV listing academia and major speaking engagements. This CV should of course include areas of expertise and interests.