name
address
#

Education
2006-2008; HS
September 2008- Present; Colege.
(Classes include/included psychology, philosophy, math, reading, writing)

Work Experience
** LLC
phone #; supervisor

Jan 2008- May 2009

Receptionist
Filled out papers, answered/transferred phone calls. Dealt with brokers and dispatchers. Did state and road taxes for each truck and driver. Made invoices, BOL’s, maintain files, ordered and kept track of office supplies (everything from fax machines to pencils to new desks). Also did mileage for each truck at the end of every month and year.
Quit because work hours conflicted with school hours.

Skills
Microsoft word, excel, power point, publisher, e-mail, fax, great computer skills. Deal effectively with a wide variety of people, handle conflict successfully, work productively as a member of a team. Initiative and persistent, effective time management, remain open-minded during controversies, identify and actualizes personal potential. Listen carefully and accurately, speak articulately and persuasively, write clearly and precisely, plan and carry out projects successfully, think logically and creatively, gather and organize information from multiple sources.

References
((i have 3))

Languages
1) English; Fluent
2) Russian; Fluent
No. It's not formatted properly. Resumes are more than just the information, they have to look good.

First of all, you don't want to put your supervisor's information on the resume. If you want him/her to be a reference, that goes on a separate sheet of paper that you would give to a potential employer. You also do not put the reason you left your previous job on the resume. Yahoo Hot Jobs has a great resume maker that will help you format it properly as does MS office.

Looking at your information, I would suggest a functional resume