When you start from a Rezicraft template, sample content demonstrates a proven resume structure. This article explains each section and what to put in it.
Header (Name, Title, Contact)
Purpose: First impression — who you are and how to reach you.
Includes:
- Full name — prominent heading at the top
- Professional title — your current or target role (e.g. “Senior Product Manager”)
- Contact line — phone, email, LinkedIn, city/location separated by bullets (•)
Tips:
- Use a professional email address
- LinkedIn URL can be shorthand (
linkedin.com/in/yourname) - City-level location is usually enough; full street address is rarely needed
Summary
Purpose: A brief professional overview — your elevator pitch in 2–4 sentences.
What to write:
- Years of experience and core specialty
- Key strengths relevant to your target role
- One notable achievement or value proposition
Tips:
- Write in third person or first person without “I” overload — be concise
- Tailor the summary for each resume version when applying to different roles
Skills
Purpose: Quick-scan list of competencies grouped by category.
Structure:
- Category label (e.g. Business, Technology, Languages)
- Skills separated by bullets on the same line or as a compact list
Example categories:
- Business — project management, stakeholder management, budgeting
- Technology — Excel, SQL, Python, Salesforce
- Languages — English (native), Spanish (professional)
Tips:
- Match skills to keywords from job descriptions you target
- Avoid listing every tool you have ever touched — focus on relevant strengths
Experience
Purpose: Your work history with measurable achievements.
Structure per employer:
- Company name and location
- Job title and dates (e.g. Jan 2020 – Present)
- Bullet points describing accomplishments
Tips:
- Lead bullets with action verbs: Led, Built, Increased, Delivered, Managed
- Quantify impact: percentages, dollar amounts, team sizes, timelines
- Most recent role first
- Multiple roles at one company can be listed under the same employer heading
Education
Purpose: Degrees, institutions, and graduation timelines.
Structure per entry:
- School name and location
- Degree and dates
Tips:
- Include relevant coursework or honors only if early career or highly relevant
- Certifications often fit better in the Certificates section
Courses & Certificates
Purpose: Professional certifications, licenses, and completed courses.
Structure:
- Certificate name — issuing organization, year
Examples:
- PMP — Project Management Institute, 2024
- Google Analytics Certification — Google, 2023
Interests & Hobbies (optional)
Purpose: Humanize your profile and provide conversation starters in interviews.
Structure:
- Short titled items with one-line descriptions, often in columns
Tips:
- Keep it professional — avoid controversial topics
- Optional section; remove entirely if it does not add value
City template differences
Pro city templates may present these sections in different visual arrangements — sidebar layouts, accent bars, split columns — but the content types remain the same. Edit all sections using Gutenberg blocks regardless of template.