Time series type

A chronological resume is most suitable for those who want to find a job similar to their previous occupation. If you have a series of occupations with clear scope and clear understanding in your work experience; Such as teachers and accountants. Time series or traditional resume is the best way to show your skills. This resume is straightforward, concise and clear. If handled properly, the whole resume will be powerful, credible and persuasive.

This type of resume lists your work experience in chronological order. List the titles of your recent jobs first, and then list the titles of your past jobs in reverse chronological order. Generally speaking, the time of a job resume should not exceed ten years, unless you have worked in a specific position for longer, or your relevant work experience exceeds ten years.

Function/skill type

Functional or skilled resumes are most suitable for those who frequently change jobs, integrate the skills of their previous jobs for new jobs, or recently acquire new skills through retraining and education.

Functional resumes emphasize strength and achievements, rather than just listing work experience in chronological order. It is called functionality because it is written according to function or skill rather than time period, professional title or company name. This type of resume is suitable for people with unstable work experience or who have worked in various positions.

Compound resume

This type of resume includes functional/technical resume, followed by short time series resume, including position name, employer name and employment date. The composite resume has the advantages of the above two resumes and is suitable for most job seekers. It can not only highlight your skills, but also provide past employers' views on your past work experience.