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The first thing you will need to apply for a job is a resume or a CV. But do you know what is a resume and why is it important?

A resume is the first impression of yourself that you show a recruiter. It gives a brief outline of who you are, your goals, your education and everything you have accomplished up until now. Sounds scary, right? Don't worry, it's not. We're here to help.

An important thing to remember is that your resume reaches the HR before you do. The HR then decides to meet you based on the information provided in your resume. Creating the ideal resume is only a matter of knowing what to mention in it and what order. Read on to find out:

As a fresher, you may think that there is not much to show in your resume. That's not true. Every resume requires a few key elements.

1. **Name: **You want your name to be the first thing an HR sees. Write it in a clear font, so it is easily legible.

1. **Contact: **This is essential information the HR requires to contact you to inform you of your selection or rejection. Give your email ID and Mobile number. For the address, add your city and state only. This maintains privacy while also showing the recruiter that you are from the area.

1. **About: **This section requires you to talk about yourself in a couple of lines. You could say you have an educational background in and are hard-working and ambitious.

1. **Objective: **Here, you write your reasons for wanting to join the organization. You can add how you think you will benefit the firm.

1. **Professional Skills: **As a fresher, you may not have worked professionally before. Hence, you can add all the skills you have gained during your education or extra online courses.

1. **Educational Qualifications: **This section contains information about all your degrees, courses, and schools. It includes the name of the institution you studied at and the duration of the study.

1. Professional Experience: While you may not have worked professionally before, you can talk about any internship or volunteering experience you have. This could be as simple as babysitting, taking tuition or helping out at your mom's shop.

1. **Languages Known: **Add all the languages you know and the level of fluency. For instance, you may know Hindi and English fluently but may know only speaking level Marathi.

1. **Other Achievements: **Any extra-curricular activities you did in school or college can be added here. This includes participation in sports or speech events as well. If you have won any awards, those could be mentioned here too.

According to founder and CEO Anamika Pandey , the goal of India's first women-led food startup is to assist millions of stay-at-home mothers who have the ability but lack the means to realise their dreams.

Naario is an original organic food company in every way. There are many examples of successful businesswomen and business owners, but Naario stands out as the nation's first entirely female-owned and female-led food startup.

Naario sells organic cereals, condiments, and beverages. It was founded in 2021 by Anamika Pandey, who had previously held a senior position at BigBasket. Within six months, more than 70 female partners signed up. Naario aims to build a groundbreaking company run and led by women. Any woman who has interacted with Naario is welcome to become an active member of our supportive community and a consumer, partner, and pioneer.

Naario products include products that build immunity and muesli, filter coffee, a 9-in-1 flour mix, garam masala, and sugar powder with tea masala.

Naario is expanding at a rate of 40% month over month, and due to its success, the startup has been able to secure pre-seed funding from a group of angel investors.

While speaking with her mother, Anamika was inspired to launch a startup selling home spices and other goods. Her mother was a talented cook and a housewife too. She was scared to start working because of the criticism she would face from society. That's when she realised that many homemakers, like her mother, possess talent but need more resources to make it worthwhile. Hence Naario is a company run and owned by women.

Anamika has a strong belief in the strength of people, especially women. "If you give people the resources and freedom, they'll come up with something worthwhile. It has been extremely fulfilling to see that conviction come true." Seeing how many women use Naario to create their identities gives her great satisfaction. Purchasing their first plane tickets to try new foods gives her great joy.

The young entrepreneur thinks India's homemaker economy is flourishing and set for further expansion. She adds that Naario, which emerged during the Covid-19 pandemic, is more concerned with collaboration than competing against other brands.

"We cannot outperform rivals who have been in the industry for so long. We are committed to hiring more motivated women and making distinctive offerings to draw clients independently." She believes that there is plenty of customers if you concentrate on your offerings and fulfil your commitments, she asserts with assurance.

Anamika advises female entrepreneurs to start businesses to realise their dreams of a bigger and better future.

They should put their dreams first rather than worrying about people's thoughts. They may feel that society is rejecting them, but once they succeed, I can assure them that the same society will embrace them with open arms," believes Anamika.