HR Generalist
(Submitted by eeversma on Thu, 10/15/2009 - 21:32)
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This is a good resume, but I
This is a good resume, but I have a few suggestions:
Start with a statement of what your objectives are, and tell the employer what positions you are suited for.
People in the HR industry probably know what your abbreviations are, but I would spell them out so maybe someone else might see it and surprise you with an offer outside your specific area. HRIS, SHRM, etc.
Put your dates together with your experience and do away with Work History. It's a short resume so why not tell what you did in the earlier jobs?
Good luck to you!