RML - Resume Markup Language

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What is RML?

RML is a specific programming language which is intended for use as a powerful networking tool in the business world. Resume Markup Language is changing the pre-known form of applying for jobs.

With RML, employers may now use search engines to find eligible employees for their open positions. They may browse through numerous options for employees, such as their GPA, their Location, the Colleges or Schools they have attended, and many more. RML will allow employers to find exactly what they are looking for with the click of a button.

RML also has a great benefit to the job seeking employee. The common genre in the business world is for the employee to find the business and then submit their resume. RML will change this mindset to where the business finds the person's resume and contacts them. The "Job Searcher" will be able to post his resume online and employers all over the world will be able to view it via a simple search engine. RML will eliminate timely consultations, career fairs, and trips to and fro in search of employment.

RML overall will benefit employer, employee, and the economy as it will put each employee into their best suited position, which will allow for better productivity. RML is going to completely change the face of the business world as we know it.

The RML Code

XML Tag

Definition


<RML> ... </RML>


The root of the tree structure. Groups all the resume information together.

<name> ... </name>


The full legal name of the person on the resume.

<contact> ... </contact>


User contact information at which employers can contact them. (Sub Elements: address, city, state, zipcode, cphone, hphone, email.)

<address> ... </address>


The street name and number of the users contact address.(Sub-Element of <contact>)

<city> ... </city>


The city of the users contact address. (Sub-Element of <contact>)

<state> ... </state>


The State of the users contact address. (Sub-Element of <contact>)

<zipcode> ... </zipcode>


The Postal Zip Code of the users contact address. (Sub-Element of <contact>)

<cphone> ... </cphone>


The cell phone number of the user. (Sub-Element of <contact>)

<hphone> ... </hphone>


The home phone number of the user. (Sub-Element of <contact>)

<email> ... </email>


The email address of the user (Sub-Element of <contact>)

<school> ... </school>


The element that groups information about a school the user attended (Sub-Elements: sname, scity, sstate, GPA, award, society, honors, credits)

<major> ... </major>


Users major at the school (Sub-Element of school)

<sname> ... </sname>


The name of the School the user attended (Sub-Element of <school>)

<scity> ... </scity>


The City of the School the user attended (Sub-Element of <school>)

<sstate> ... </sstate>


The State of the School the user attended (Sub-Element of <school>)

<GPA> ... </GPA>


The GPA the user recieved at the School (Sub-Element of <school>)

<award> ... </award>


Award the user recieved at the School (Sub-Element of <school>)

<society> ... <society/>


Society the user was apart of at school (Sub-Element of <school>)

<honors> ... </honors>


Honors the user recieve as a student of the School (Sub-Element of <school>)

<credits> ... </credits>


Number of credits student recieved at the School (Sub-Element of <school>)

<work> ... </work>


Element to group information about the work the user did for a company (Sub-Elements: employer, position, yoe, jd)

<employer> ... </employer>


Employer the user worked for (Sub-Element of <work>)

<position> ... </position>


Position held at job. (Sub-Element of <work>)

<yoe> ... </yoe>


Years of Experience (yoe) in position (Sub-Element of <work>)

<jd> ... </jd>


Job Description (jd). Description of duties in position. (Sub-Element of <work>)

<skills> ... </skills>


Element that groups the information about skills the user has aquired (Sub-Elements: skill, trade, license, sother)

<skill> ... </skill>


Name of the skill (Sub-Element of <skills>)

<trade> ... </trade>


Skill that the user has aquired through a trade (Sub-Element of <skills>)

<license> ... </license>


License that the user has aquired (Sub-Element of <skills>)

<activity> ... </activity>


Element that groups information about an activity or hoby that the user participates or participated in. (Sub-Elements: aname, ad)

<aname> ... </aname>


Name of the Activity (Sub-Element of <activity>)

<ad> ... </ad>


Description of the Activity (Sub-Element of <activity>)

Example of a resume using RML

<RML>

<name>

Jared Michael Freeman

</name>

<contact>

<address>

1234 Some Road

</address>

<city>

Baltimore

</city>

<state>

MD

</state>

<zipcode>

12345

<zipcode>

<hphone>

9119119111

</hphone>

<email>

freeman1@umd.edu

</email>

</contact>

<school>

<sname>

University of Maryland

</sname>

<scity>

College Park

<scity>

<sstate>

MD

</sstate>

<GPA>

Undetermined

</GPA>

<society>

American Society of Civil Engineers

</society>

</school>

<school>

<sname>

Harford Communiy College

</sname>

<scity>

Bel Air

</scity>

<sstate>

MD

</sstate>

<GPA>

3.61

</GPA>

<society>

Phi Theta Kappa National Two Year College Honor Society

</society>

<credits>

28

</credits>

</school>

<school>

<sname>

Community College of Baltimore County

</sname>

<scity>

Essex

</scity>

<sstate>

MD

</sstate>

<GPA>

3.61

</GPA>

<society>

Phi Theta Kappa National Two Year College Honor Society

</society>

<credits>

42

</credits>

</school>

<work>

<employer>

ABC Pools & Spas

</employer>

<position>

Chemical Salesman

</position>

<yoe>

1

</yoe>

<jd>

Serviced customers by diagnosing and resolving chemical problems.

</jd>

</work>

<skills>

<skill>

Welding

</skill>

<skill>

Carpentry

</skill>

</skills>

<activity>

<aname>

Sports

</aname>

<ad>

Basketball, Soccer, Golf, Racquetball, Dirt Bike riding, Skiing, Snow Boarding, Tennis, Water Skiing, Fishing, Biking, Hunting, Hiking.

</ad>

</activity>

<activity>

<aname>

Automotive Repair

</aname>

<ad>

2 Transmissions, Transfer Case, Clutch, Steering Gear Box, Brake Lines, Wheel Bearings, Calipers, Tires, Brake Pads.

</ad>

</activity>

</RML>

Tree Structure

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