If you’re the jack of all trades and master of none, you usually struggle defining yourself and your skills on your Résumé in a manner that targets and appeals to a specific role.
The trick here is:
?️Identifying one or two common skills that run through the positions you’ve held and focus in on them by utilising persuasive words to build your resume to a specialist role.
?️Using strong, powerful, action verbs and words that engage the reader and make them want to keep reading about you.
?️Keeping the language clear and professional; spelling out acronyms and abbreviations and using industry relevant keywords to highlight your achievements in your industry.
?️By using words from the job ad in your resume as well as industry terms, you stand a higher chance of getting shortlisted when either a human being or a piece of software first reads your resume.
?️Before writing your next Résumé, make a list of your duties and achievements in each position you’ve held in the past. Before long, a theme will appear.
?️Be sure to emphasize the strengths that are necessary for the position you desire and you will be well on your way to getting shortlisted.
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