How to write a resume with little experience?

How to Write the Experience Section in Your Resume

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  Your work experience is one of the most important parts of your resume. This section will likely be the focus of your job interviews. It needs to be clear, concise and accurate. Avoid wasting your potential employer's time by including unnecessary information. Difficulty: Moderately Easy Things You'll Need Your resume Description of the job for which you are applying Instructions Label the experience section "Work Experience," "Professional Experience," or just "Experience." Place the experience section near the top of your resume, below your employee profile (if you have one). List your past jobs in reverse chronological order (starting with your most recent/current job). Emphasize your skills and achievements when listing your past jobs to prove your potential value, according to EasyJob.net, and avoid just writing your job description. Read the job description for the job to which you are applying, and be sure that the skills you are emphasizing are skills that pertain to your potential new job. Identify any specific problems you solved or outstanding accomplishments you achieved at former jobs. Write in the past tense for former jobs and present tense for current jobs. Tips & Warnings Tip: Omit any jobs you have had that are unrelated to the job to which you are applying, as the interviewer will have little interest in those jobs, according to EasyJob.net. Tip: Avoid using personal words such as "I" or "my," as well as phrases such as "my responsibilities included," according to JobScribble.com. Tip: Make clear, direct statements starting with an action verb, according to JobScribble.com.