25 Things A Resume Should Never Include

|Resume |
|I didn’t like that the company made me register meetings with the customers. |


If you turn your resume into a complaining session, you're starting off on the wrong foot. During an interview, thehiring manager will most likely ask you why you left your last job, but you can use this challenge to remain positive. Explain that you wanted to work with a company that promoted more mobility within the business or that you felt your strengths weren't adequately utilized at your last job.





























|Resume|
|I didn’t like my boss very much because he smokes in the office and my co-workers are so weird to dress. |


Even if your last boss really acted like a tyrant or no one in the office could stand that jerk next to the water cooler, complaining about the past only makes you looklike the bad guy. Showing that you are able to work with all kinds of people will take you far in the business world.

























|Resume |
|I worked at my grandmother’s grocery store for two summers.|


Job experience that is unrelated to the position you're applying for only clutters your resume and irritates the HR department. Did your lawn-mowing gig or high-school job as a checker at the grocery store really prepare you to be a PR professional? There are other ways to prove your people skills, so stick with the jobs and internships that are mostrelevant.

*HR: Human Resources *PR: Public Relations





















|Resume |
|I’m totally homosexual and I don’t mind informing about my sexual preferences.|


Your sexual preference has no relevance on how well you can perform the job. Leave it out when writing up your resume, because according to Emurse.com, "discrimination still exists in the hiring process, and [including this information] may lead to a premature and completely unwarranted disposal of your resume."



























|Resume|
|Religion: I’m a Jehovah’s Witness because I believe that all Christians are such….. |


Discussing religion in the workplace is another big no-no for Americans. Including your religion, or lack thereof, on a resume is toocontroversial and is irrelevant to the job. So unless you're applying for a job at a religious institution, exclude this information.





























|Resume |
|My job experience started since I was 16 years old in a Car wash.|
|When I was 17, I worked in an Internet Café. |
|In my early eighteens I help my uncle at a body shop. |
|When I turned 19 I attended to a gym near my house...