This is particularly true of millennials, who are technologically adept at controlling and manipulating their online avatars. The point is, the limited preventative effect of social media monitoring may not be worth the time and expense required for companies to do it. There is also the problem of bias.
3. Type a header for your resume that includes your name, current job title, address, phone number and a professional email address. Do not include âself-employedâ in the header. Include a website URL if you have an online portfolio. 4. Describe your self-employed position or positions as you would any other job position, including an official title, the name of the business (if applicable), location and your dates of employment.
1. List your employment history. As this is a chronological resume, your jobs should be listed in chronological order with your most recent employment first. Include the name of the company, its location, your title, your duties and responsibilities while working there, and the dates that you were employed there.ips. 1  Show, don't tell. 2  Tailor your resume for each job. 3  Purchase good quality, white paper and matching envelopes if you decide to send your resume out in the mail. 4  Make your resume realistic and not the too-good-to-be-true type of bragging. 5  Get creative. 6  Sell yourself.