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Chrono-Functional Resume Format
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The Combination Resume format (AKA
Hybrid or Chrono-Functional) generally makes a good
impression. Although it includes a detailed
Experience section as in a
Chronological resume, that section is preceded
by one or more sections that call the employer's
attention to the skills, experience and
accomplishments the job seeker wants to emphasize.
These sections can have headings like Summary (or
Profile), Competencies and Selected Achievements. These same headings
may
also
be found in Chronological resumes. In fact, opinion
varies widely as to exactly when a Chronological
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terms on the Web you'll find contradictory
definitions. That doesn't matter. The point is to
organize your resume in a way that makes you look
good without seeming to have something to hide.
Below is the sample combination resume format.
Please review the links below the example for
additional recources.
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Need help on determining
which resume format option is best for you? Read our article on
Which Resume format To
Use. In addition, review the
Functional and
Chronological
resume layouts for alternatives to determine which format
will work best given your experience and work history.
Need additional help, review our
free resume examples
and resume writing tips
section. Also consider using a Professional Resume
Service or free Resume Builder Tool.
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