hi guys. i have a question here. i have just graduated (finished my internship and done all my subjects) but not yet convo. its scheduled at the end of this year. is it possible if i start sending resumes to future employees using my latest CGPA? because i dont wanna wait until convo, too long. if it is possible, how do i tell them that i havent convo yet and my final result is still not out yet? thank you.

use ur latest cgpa result up to ur second last semester to be included in ur resume and state in the cover letter ur doing so because the full result has not come out yet

Was wondering, either I should write summary about my current company in my resume?

and

should I write my job scope detail at my current company?

hi guys,
i've graduated on a diploma and dropped my degree after finished the 2nd year of it, should i include it in my resume or just leave it as a diploma graduate?

if yes how should i write it?

thanks for the help

i think employer will probably more interested in what is your job scope/responsibilities instead of summary of ur company business,etc-etc..

hi guys can you please suggest me a format for my Resume/CV i am applying for internship. I have no work experience beofre:( please help me out

Write about your responsibilities, job scope, projects you have handled, projects that you have successfully implemented.

if im graduating soon, it is necessary for me to put my cgpa n expected salary in my resume?

To grads and to-be grads:

You should start applying for jobs before you graduate. Just put down your latest results if you don't have the final results out yet. Many companies will give you a conditional/unconditional offer that start after you've completed your degree. I'd advise against the idea of putting in expected salary as a fresh graduate. Usually, companies have a standard pay for fresh graduates. If you're not happy with it and you have a good reason on why you should deserve more, you should negotiate verbally after you've obtained an initial offer.

When you write you CV or cover letter, other than the usual advice that you should make sure it's error free and neat, you should make sure that it's presented in a why-should-you-hire-me tone. Listing accomplishments, skills learnt and responsibilities given that are above peers would help. Don't waste space with information that will not help to highlight your strength. It is also not true that fresh graduates have nothing to write in their CV. It will be a strong added advantage if you have something more than just CGPA to show, like internships, work experience during Uni will play a major role when it comes to assessing candidates. For cover letter, customize as much as possible to make yourself sound relevant to the company/industry.

You have to take a third party view to assess yourself and extract the best bits to present them. You're the sales person for yourself. Don't be discouraged if you have something less than impressive like a lower CGPA. You just have to make sure that you have some other skills to compensate it. If you don't have any, then try to aim for a less demanding job for now and hopefully you will gain enough experience to move to a better job in the future. Most people get their jobs based on merit, few are lucky. Don't count on luck, how often can you have it on your side.

I like to know if there is a list of engineering companies in Penang? Instead of searching through jobstreet and applying through there,
I like to try my luck and apply to companies who have not advertise vacancies in jobstreets.

Plus applying in Jobstreet doesn't have a need of submitting a cover letter, which I feel is a disadvantage.

between cover letter and resume which one is more details? cover letter need to elaborate the resume contain? thnks

For my own opinion, I dun think tat a lengthy resume is a wise thing to do. Everybody like things in a simple but stick-to-the-point format. The main section in the resume would be the self-description and working experience parts. These are the side where you can present yourself well.

cover letter should be brief.

can u check my cover letter n resume? if u wont mind.

wow, why you need my stamp of assurance? There are plenty of samples online.
If it make you comfortable pm it to me.

oh okey. PM can upload file eh? how?

Cut and paste will do. I am not too high tech with lyn features.

sent. please check my english also please

should a resume include the professional logo in the heading if someone has attained the designation? will this get more attention from potential employer?

Provided your are entitled to use a professional logo, you can use it to your advantage.
As I know it, you can use the professional initials after your name but not necessary the log because you don't represent the professional body as a president or committee for official purpose.