Experience:
In a resume your experience section will include your employment history. You can also include internships, summer jobs, and temporary jobs, in addition to permanent positions.
While writing the experience section, mention the companies you worked for, date of employment, the positions you held and a list of responsibilities and achievements in bullets.
Feel free to customize your headings for this section, especially if you are writing a modified resume. For example if you have worked with the editorial team or marketing team of an organization, the heading could be ‘editorial experience’, and ‘marketing experience’ respectively.
Your experience section should be organized so write the experience from the most recent to the oldest.
Skills:
The skills section of your resume includes your abilities that are related to the jobs you are applying for. It includes computer skills, software skills and language skills.
Look at the requirements in the ads and write a list of frequently repeated skills. Then create a list of matching skills that you can incorporate in your resume.
Your skills section should include both hard skills, like specific, experimental acknowledgment, such as adeptness in a foreign language, typing speed and computer software knowledge. And soft skills like flexibility, patience, and time management.
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