Resume Formats There are three basic resume formats: chronological format, functional format and combination format. Each format can be used in different situations to highlight your strengths and hide your shortcomings. Chronological Resume Chronological resume lists all your employment and education in reverse-chronological order, beginning with the most recent experience and working backward. This is by far the most common one among all resume formats used by jobseekers and the easiest to write. A chronological resume allows you to show progression and increasing responsibilities in your jobs. It is generally used when you have a stable, relevant and impressive work history with no major job gap. However, if you have gaps in your work history, are looking to change careers, changed employers too often, or are not in "favorable age group", you may not want to use this format. Functional Resume Functional resume is organized around your functional skill sets, rat...
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