Topic: Writing a Resume with Little to No Experience

Commenters have been asking what they should do if they're just breaking
into the job market or lack experience, but still need to create a resume.
Starter resumes, or resumes for first time job seekers, can still
highlight useful experience, education, and show a potential employer what
you have to offer. Here are a few tips for designing a starter resume that
rocks.

Choose a basic format. Templates are available online, and are included in
many word processing programs.

Provide up to date contact information. Include a daytime phone number and
a valid email address. If you have a cutesy email address, consider
registering one consisting of only your name and/or initials to use just
for resumes. This allows you to make a professional first impression.

Include any relevant experience you do have, such as babysitting or
volunteer work. If you have completed coursework at school that is
relevant to the job you're applying for, include that as well.

List any activities or organizations that you hold a leadership role in,
such as president of the Latin club or captain of a sports team. Include a
statement about how this activity has helped you to develop responsibility
or leadership skills.

Avoid padding your resume or adding fluff.

List your personality traits, skills, and education to the best of your
ability. Be sure your resume presents you as a professional. If you have
any doubts, contact your counselor or career center and ask them for help
with formatting and proofreading. Youre on your way to your first job,
and a high quality resume is the first step.

I have been applying for about 5 months to just about any advert and still not so much as a text reply for an exam. Can any one help