Logo on resume
fualker
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Where would it be a good idea to use the MCSA logo, on the resume or cover letter or both. I was thinking that it would not look professional on the resume but the cover letter might be a good place. Has anyone used this with any success? Or should I just stay away from it?
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TeKniques
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hmmm, well I think the resume is actually the better place to use it, but if you want to use it on the cover letter I would opt to put it below my signature.
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seuss_ssues
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Here is a link to a resume from a fellow techexams' forum member. I book marked it when he posted it because i liked the clean look and layout.
http://www.anthonydanna.com/main/resume.htm
Anthony I apolagize for posting without your permission, but seeing as how you have posted it on here before I didn't think you would mind. -
jpeezy55
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I have used logos on my resume (A+ and Microsoft logos) and I just put them right under my Certifications/Memberships heading and then listed the certs and memberships (hence the heading name
) right underneath them.
They definitely grab someone's attention when they just glance at resume after resume...it's a nice eye-catcher and is almost instantly recognized.
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12thlevelwarrior
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i dig logo on resume.Every man dies, not every man really lives.
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dagger1x
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Just a slight critique on that resume. In the work experience section he lists his experiences in past tense, provided, monitored, preformed as if he left the experience there. I would write those sections in the present tense as if they are skills i possess
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keenon
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dagger1x wrote:Just a slight critique on that resume. In the work experience section he lists his experiences in past tense, provided, monitored, preformed as if he left the experience there. I would write those sections in the present tense as if they are skills i possess
in my opinion it has to be in past tense as your no longer with the company performing those tasks for them. if these are skills still used list them in the skills section of your resume
for more references check the post on resume stuff
http://techexams.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=15164Become the stainless steel sharp knife in a drawer full of rusty spoons
