Matching Pairs ResumeOnline version This is used as a focus activity for middle school students to help them realize what a resume is and why it is important. by Stephanie Reese 1 How long does an employer typically look at a resume? 2 How have resumes changed with technology? 3 What makes a "good" resume? 4 Who needs a resume? 5 Why is a resume important? 6 What is a resume? Today, resumes must be created with word processing software. Many employers now only accept resumes through email or their website. Less than 1 minute. You must make a great first impression. Even the tiniest mistake can mean the difference between an interview or not. Everyone who wants a job needs a resume. It's what employers look at to find qualified employees. A resume should tell your story while demonstrating professional growth and development. It also needs to be concise. A resume is like an advertisement that "sells" you to an employer. It's almost always the first step to getting an interview. A document that summarizes your skills, experience, and educational background.
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