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I know what you mean my friend. I've went through college/tech school before.
1. Yes, the first page had better be interesting. They won't look at the 2nd page if not. Actually a cover letter better be interesting to them.
2. I don't have an objective section. I did when younger but now too old. I do have a career profile section where the objective should go. it's a highlight of my experience.
3. I have a chronological resume for what I've been doing lately. My resume as a technician is different. Same as with retail from owning my own store. I am targeting resumes.
4. Making it clear, concise, and straight to the point can be difficult, especially when using item 5 and if you've done many things on a job, especially wearing more than 1 hat, so to speak.
5. I'm here man. Trust me. They want to know you can make them $$$$.
6. never have lied. That crap will haunt you. Very sound advice though.
7. This can go with #5. Maybe use bold? I have also used use to working in extreme cold, heat, noisy, and dirty environments. That's prolly more better used in a cover letter though (?).
8. The Cover Letter also helps out big time here. Don't ever underestimate a cover letter. it can separate you from the pack in a heartbeat. In good and bad ways..
Thanks for your time my friend and it's much appreciated. I mean that. Peace.
Yea, I'd say that would fit better in a Cover Letter and in the interview setting.