I was recently asked ‘What if someone is early in their career and they had roles that were supportive in nature, how do you then mention the metrics or numbers on their resumes’ Achievement doesn’t necessarily mean that it should be tangible. It may also be intangible in the form of a reflection, thought or […]
Putting a number on your accomplishments as Fresher or in a Support Role! Read More »
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
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Pursuant to my last post, here are some ways you may add numbers to your accomplishments: #️⃣Cost and percentages related to revenue generated. #️⃣Number of contracts or bids you’ve won #️⃣Increase in market share #️⃣Number of customers or employee’s headcount served #️⃣Numbers or percentages of performance benchmarks met. #️⃣Amount or percentage of monetary saving #️⃣Range
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Which one of these lines sounds more impressive to you if you were reading a Résumé? ❎ Managed a recruitment team to grow the company’s headcount —-or—– ✅ Managed a team of 7 technical and 2 non-technical recruiters and tripled the headcount of the company in less than 9 months. The 1st version sounds positive,
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From the various résumé writing tips you have seen, this may seem too obvious, but it’s worth mentioning: ?️Use a professional email address and ditch the casual one you made in school ✔️ [email protected] ❌ [email protected] ?️Ensure your contact details are minimal and on top of the resume. ✔️Ph: xxx-xxx-xxxx, email xxxx!xxx.com location: city, state,
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