is it resumé or résumé or resume??

The third one.

Actually, all three are acceptable, but the third one is the most common.

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I am a resume writer and as you can see, I use "resume" as my default. That's because we've all had to change from using "résumé" since Internet searches don't always recognize the accent marks.

Technically in the U.S., "resume" AND "résumé" are correct and readily accepted. I don't know about "resumé."

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In the Webster's New World Dictionary, the main listing has two accent marks, but it specifically says that the other two versions are accepted ways to write it. I think most folks in the US just use resume.

I would go with the second one, although I have seen it spelt without any accent as well. (esp U.S.)

Eg resume - a summary of your academic and work history.

A curriculum vitae or CV.

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the second one. the first one says resume, which is a word in itself. the accents on the e's are pronounced like 'ay'. they're french.

[Origin: 1795–1805; < F, n. use of ptp. of résumer to resume, sum up]

i.e. you're summing up.

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it's the second one. it's french and the accent above the last e makes an 'ay' sound