Resumes: Strong Bullet Points

Resumes: Strong Bullet Points - Typing Practice Lesson

Action verbs, numbers and tailoring to a job

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Each bullet on a resume should start with a strong action verb and show a result. Weak: Responsible for the store's social media. Strong: Grew the store's Instagram following from 300 to 1,200 in six months. Numbers make results concrete, so count what you can: customers served, dollars raised, hours volunteered.↵ ↵ Keep each bullet to one line if possible. Use past tense for past jobs and present tense for current ones, and leave out words like I and my.

Next: E with your left middle finger + right Shift (right pinky)

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