You’re staring at a blank page willing it to become a resume. You get up, get coffee, sit back down, type your name, but then you’re tempted to take a break because you have no clue how to turn your work experience (or lack thereof!) into something that will entice someone to hire you. Writing your first resume can seem overwhelming, especially when there’s so much on the line—like paying rent and having an answer every time you’re your mom calls to ask if you’ve found a job yet. You don’t get a second chance at a first impression and your resume is your introduction to your hopefully-soon-to-be employer. (No pressure though…) But don’t panic. This super-easy guide to writing an entry-level resume makes it easy. TBH, you’ve got this.
Read the rest in my Monster article.
