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Blog Post: Action Words Can Make or Break Your Resume
posted Wednesday, May 30, 2007 11:12 AM
The job market is filled with frustrated applicants wondering why they didn’t receive an invitation for an interview or secure the desired position. Often it comes down to their resume. Although filled with education, experience and accomplishments the resume fails to translate successes onto paper. Action words provide impact and purpose to your achievements and capture the hiring manager’s attention. Try using some of the following action words at the beginning of your sentences: Formulated, Analyzed, Administered, Prevented, Originated, Selected, Simplified, Generated, Minimized, Negotiated, Launched, Founded, Reviewed, Created, Developed, and Implemented. Here is an example of action words in resume format: Planned and oversaw the development and implementation of the 54 Project in the southwest region Recruited and hired a respected botany specialist to oversee the greenhouse center Sold the 54 Project in 1991 resulting in a revenue increase of $10.2M To learn more about how to write an effective resume and receive resume service please contact The Maslin Group at http://www.hr.maslingroup.com/html/resume_home.html or call 888.833.8608 ext. 801. Happy Hunting!
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Deborah Barnes, CPRW
In fact, there are many very large companies (Monster.com ring a bell?) that just use "resume" when talking about resumes, or providing resume services. If the industry leaders like Monster.com don't think you need the accents, I think it's probably ok ;) Or are you going to tell me that Monster.com - which probably sells more resumes than anyone else - doesn't know what it's talking about?!?
(More proof that CPRW certification doesn't necessarily mean you know what you're talking about when it comes to the business of resume writing.)