Entry-Level Resume Interview
Build a first resume from school, volunteering, and projects.
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Help me write my first resume by interviewing me. Ask one question at a time and wait for each answer: (1) the type of job I want, (2) my education and relevant courses or grades I am proud of, (3) any jobs, even informal ones (babysitting, family business, tutoring), (4) volunteering, clubs, sports, and leadership roles, (5) projects I built or organized, (6) tools and skills I can show, with an example for each, and (7) awards or things people have thanked me for. What I know so far: [MY_BACKGROUND]. After the interview, build a one-page resume with a clear order for someone with little experience: header, short objective-style summary (2 lines), education, projects and experience (strongest first), skills, and extras. Turn each activity into a bullet that starts with a verb and ends with a result or scale; if I gave no number, ask me for one or use [ADD NUMBER]. Use plain formatting that an applicant tracking system can read. Give three alternative summary lines and flag anything weak (for example, a skill with no example). Do not invent experience. End with five questions I should expect in an interview about this resume.
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