Question

In a chronological resumé, list your latest employment last.

Answer 1

I'm guessing this is a true or false questions, in which case this is true. When you list things in chronological order, you list them first to last. The last thing you list will be your latest job.

Answer 2

False

If something is placed in a chronological order, it will have been listed/placed/arranged in accordance with the time in which it occurred.  Thus, the first item on list will be the one that occurred first.  With a resume, you’ll want to used what is called “chronological order”; however, this is somewhat of a misnomer because with a resume you’ll actually be using a reverse chronological order in which you place your current or most recent job first and the most historical job last.  But, again, with regard to a resume, you’ll need to place your work history chronologically beginning with your most recent job, and this would be a chronological resume.