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How To Write A Resume For An Internship: Examples and Tips

July 13, 2024

Internships are your launchpad to the great professional career ahead. Plenty of successful people started with one. Steve Jobs had a summer job at Hewlett-Packard as a teen, where he developed a penchant for technology. Andrea Jung, the CEO of Avon, was once a retail intern at Bloomingdale. And of course, there’s Lauren Weisberger, the author of The Devil Wears Prada, which was roughly based on her time as an assistant to Vogue’s editor.

But because good internships open many doors, the competition can be cut-throat. Half of internship seekers submit over 50 applications before landing a spot. This means you need to come prepared.

This post will show you how to write a resume for an internship that’ll make recruiters say “Congrats, you’re in!”

Resume Sample for Internship (Word)

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Internship Resume (text version)

Joshua Corley
1919 Illinois Avenue, Wilsonville, OR 97070
(123)555-1234
joshua@email.com

A soon-to-be environmental science B.S. graduate (May, 2019), with a specialty in water/sewage treatment/cleanup and conversion of saltwater to potable drinking water; an individual with a passion for contributing to resolution of the global water shortage.

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Registered Nurse (RN) Resume Example and Writing Tips

July 1, 2024

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Qualified registered nurses are in short supply, so you’ll get some leverage when looking for a new position and negotiating compensation. However, you must write and submit a resume to reach that stage. Use the following sample RN resume as a reference to get started faster. Then, apply our bonus tips to make a personalized version.

Registered Nurse Resume Example (Word)

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RN Resume (plain text)

Kelly Hogan
Registered Nurse, New Jersey RN license, AHA BLS Certification

Summary

Caring and committed Registered Nurse with four years of experience in providing exceptional patient care in hospital and hospice settings. Proficient in pain management, post-operative care, patient education, and advocacy. Strong personal adaptability, mental resistance, and high emotional intelligence.

Core Competencies

Patient assessment and triage
Care planning and delivery
Pain management
Moderate sedation management
End-of-life care delivery
Intravenous therapy
Post-op care delivery

Discharge planning
Infection control
Clinical data collection
EMR/EHR records management
Patient advocacy and support
Therapeutic communication
Time management and efficiency

Work Experience

NJ Hospice
Part-time RN, Night Shift
June 2020 – Present

Cover 12 night shifts per month at a 20-bed hospice house for terminal cancer patients, ensuring the wards receive compassionate end-of-life care.

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Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace: Definition, Benefits, and Ways to Develop

June 25, 2024

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In 1995, Daniel Goleman, a trained psychologist and science journalist at the New York Times, released a book titled “Emotional Intelligence”. Twenty-five years later, his ideas remain as relevant as ever, although still not fully understood.

If you’re wondering what emotional intelligence (EQ) is, why it’s constantly dubbed more important than IQ and technical skills, and how to develop it, this guide will provide you with an exhaustive answer.

What Is Emotional Intelligence?

Emotional intelligence stands for your ability to appropriately recognize and manage emotions, plus influence the emotions of others. Quoting Daniel Goleman:

Emotional self-awareness is the building block of the next fundamental emotional intelligence: like being able to shake off a bad mood.

Emotionally intelligent people don’t let negative (or positive emotions) overtake the rational mind in personal and professional settings. For example, instead of engaging in a heated public argument with a colleague who thinks they’re better than you, you try to understand where their superiority complex is coming from and try to deal with the situation privately. …

How to Decline an Interview Without Leaving the Wrong Impression

June 19, 2024

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Finding a job means doing a fair share of interviewing. Generally, job seekers score one interview for every six applications submitted. But your calendar may look much busier if you have an in-demand skillet or heaps of work experience. This means you’ll have to decline some interviews. But how do you do it professionally? Here’s our advice.

When to Decline an Interview?

Before you break the news to your point of contact, give the decision another thought. Passing on an interview just because you’re feeling nervous or your impostor syndrome kicks in isn’t the wisest move. Likewise, if you don’t know much about the company or the industry, an interview can provide you with some perspective.

That said, there are also cases when declining an interview invitation is the best course of action:

You’ve accepted another offer job offer. You can confidently clear out your calendar if you’ve already signed a work contract with another company and fixed a start date.

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Janitor Resume: Examples, Skills, and Tips

June 13, 2024

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Many tend to underestimate the important role janitorial services play in our lives. So, we’d like to give a huge shoutout to all the amazing people who ensure the sanitation, cleanliness, and safety of all public and private facilities.

If you are working as a professional janitor, you should feel good about the great work you do. And this sentiment should also come across when writing your resume. Never diminish or doubt your skills and abilities!

In this post, you’ll find several working janitor resume examples and bonus sections, explaining how to make a janitor title sound good on a resume!

Janitor Resume Examples

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Janitor Resume Example (text version)

Jamie Mayers
Phone: (888)555-1111
Email: jamiemayers@email.com

Professional summary

Diligent, hardworking, amicable janitorial specialist, trained in Covid-19 sanitation protocols, CEFP and OSHA certified. Experienced with waxing equipment, plumbing work, and cleaning supply and inventory management.

Work Experience

Janitor
Sunnydale High School, Denver, CO
August 2018-present

Full-time school janitor, providing effective cleaning, floor care, trash removal, restroom cleaning, and groundskeeping services at a school of 500 students.

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What is Impression Management and How to Master it?

June 7, 2024

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Whenever you’re up to something important — be it the final interview round or a meeting with your boyfriend’s Nana — you want to make a great impression. In other words: You want to present a certain version of yourself: More likable, friendly, or professional, depending on the context. And that’s what impression management is all about.

What is Impression Management?

Self-presentation, also called impression management, is our conscious and unconscious efforts to shape how others perceive us. We often adjust our behaviors, based on the social context and the people we’re around, to appear our “better selves”.

The concept of Impression management comes from a sociology professor, Erving Goffman. In his work “The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life”, Goffman analyzes human behaviors through the lens of the “public self”. He examines all the conscious and subconscious efforts we make to conform to the expectations and norms of society (words, actions, body language, facial expression, etc.)

The main premise: Like actors on stage, most of us present a “character” to others, rather than reveal our true selves, to achieve different goals.…