1. Personal Information
Make sure you write your full name, address, telephone number, and email address. If you send your resume in or you give it to them during an interview, it’ll give them your contact information in case they have further questions or if they need to let you know whether or not you got the position!
2. Work Experience
It doesn’t matter if you’ve only had unpaid internships or menial jobs here and there. Writing down your previous work experiences, when you worked, and what you did will let them know that you know what it’s like to work hard and that you will be a good employee. If you’ve asked for permission from your previous employers or coworkers, go ahead and write their names, along with their contact information, on a separate piece of paper as references. This will allow your future employer to check and see that you were a good, hard-working employee.