Write your main highlighted accomplishments. Think about how your task/project helped the company do better and how you added value to the company. Follow the format “Performed X by doing Y resulting in Z”, quantify with numbers, percentages, other data where you can. Start with strong action verbs and avoid using responsible, helped, researched or assisted.
Month Year - Month Year
Organization Name
Position Title
Highlight different skills. Show overall benefit to the organization so that future employers know how you could add value to their organization. You resume should demonstrate competencies: Critical thinking, leadership, teamwork, communication, career management etc. Don’t forget to include essential (soft) skills and technical (hard) skills where relevant.
Month Year - Month Year
Organization Name
Position Title
Roles with more relevant experiences to the job you are applying for should have more bullet points (no more than 5). Roles with less relevant experiences should have less bullet points especially if you’re running out of space. E.g.: For working as a lifeguard: “Supervised over 100 kids during the summer achieving 0 incidents and 97% open rate for the local community pool, during business hours.”
Month Year - Month Year
Organization Name, Institution Name
Title
May be activities related to a specific class, campus organization or volunteer experience - choose the related section title. Show hard skills of projects you have worked, consider focusing on leadership, teamwork and management skills. If you don’t have space, bullet points are not necessary here just put the org name and title and dates.
My Skills
Core competencies that drive my performance.
Technical Skills
Microsoft Word93 %
Project Management91 %
Email marketing91 %
Microsoft Excel98 %
Hubspot94 %
Asana97 %
Microsoft Powerpoint91 %
Smartsheet92 %
Java99 %
Education
Empowering Creativity through
Graduating Month Year
Degree, Major (e.g Bachelor of Science, Communication Studies)
Name of University, Institution
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