A Resume Built On Life Experiences  He was barely out of high
school, she was a stay at home Mom who hadn’t worked outside of
the home in more than twenty-five years, each needed a resume.
The problem was they both didn’t feel that they had anything to
write about. He shared “I have no work experience” and she said,
“The last time I worked I was a waitress and that was a long
time ago.” So begins the resume built on life experiences.  If
careers are the sum total of your life experiences then the
resume is just the written version of that story. However, most
would agree that generating a picture of your life experiences,
for a resume or cover letter, can be a daunting process.
Especially, if you don’t know what to leave in or leave out or
what questions to ask. However, there are great tips and tricks
that can help you create a resume that best reflects your skills
and accomplishments.  First thing you want to do is start a list
that includes:  * Previous employment – No matter how far back
it goes just writ