#Person1#: Hi, I am so glad to see you.
#Person2#: Are you kidding me? Why do you say so?
#Person1#: You know, I'm about to graduate and I have to look for a job as soon as possible. But I haven't the faintest idea of how to go about finding a job.
#Person2#: OK. Let me see where to start.
#Person1#: I guess first I should prepare a resume, right?
#Person2#: Sure. You should include your name, address and phone number in your resume.
#Person1#: Then what else should I put into my resume?
#Person2#: Your job objectives, of course. In other words, what kind of job are you searching for?
#Person1#: I got it. Then I should mention my educating background and working experience, should I?
#Person2#: Yes. And don't forget to list them by date. Besides, you should begin with the most recent and then move backward.
#Person1#: I see. Is that all there is to it?
#Person2#: No, it's also necessary to list a few related interests that are in some way connected to the jobs you want to take.
#Person1#: Oh, good point. You mean here I should show off my special skills and talents to impress the boss.
#Person2#: You said it. At last you'd better attach a list of references to your resume.
#Person1#: That's easy.
#Person2#: And one more thing, smile widely.
#Person1#'s going to find a job and should prepare a resume first. #Person2# tells #Person1# what should #Person1# put into #Person1#'s resume. #Person2# also suggests putting connected interests and attaching a list of references to the resume.
write a resume