Cheryl has a strong work history, no gaps in employment, and can highlight specific skills and experiences. Which type of resume would best highlight Cheryl's work history?a.Scannableb.Functionalc.Combinationd.Reverse Chronological

Which of the following types of résumés are most common in technical fields?Group of answer choicesb. chronologicala. functionald. All of the above are correct.c. organizational

An individual is transitioning to a new career. He is writing a resume highlighting his transferable skills and experiences. It also includes details of their work history, as well as any relevant volunteer work, professional development courses, or certifications that demonstrate his commitment to their new career path. What type of resume should be used?Functional resumeChronological resumeNon-traditional resumeTargeted resume

A functional resume is good for job seekers with job history gaps.

6. For which of the following candidates would the chronological approach to the resume be MOST appropriate? a. Andres, who excelled in college, even serving as a teacher's assistant for a semester b. Jim, who's skills acquired in college are perfectly applicable to the position c. Juanita, who is two years removed from college but now ready to begin her career d. Jill, who's years at college were extended due to 18 months of relevant work experience

Employment experience should be listed on a resume in which of the following orders?Employment experience should be listed on a resume in which of the following orders? Chronologically, beginning with one’s first job and ending with the current or most recent job In reverse chronology, beginning with current or most recent employment and moving backward in time with each previous job In the order of how previous employment pertains to the position to which the applicant is applying, starting with the most pertinent job and ending with the least pertinent In the order of how pervious employment pertains to the position to which the applicant is applying, starting with the least pertinent and building by the end to the most pertinent