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Here are the DO s: Lead with your strengths. If there’s any one golden rule, it’s that you should lead with your strengths. Your most important information should be as high up on the page and as far left as possible (since people read top to bottom, left to right). Focus on achievements and accomplishments, not responsibilities and tasks. What we’re looking for are transferable skills, but more importantly, we’re looking for your accomplishments and achievements. What was the impact you made in your previous roles? Read the job description, re-read the job description, then read it one more time. By carefully reading the job description, you can come close to predicting the phrases and words a recruiter will use in the search. Pimp up your resume. Don’t explicitly remind the recruiter of the fact that you’re not a perfect fit by giving them information that isn’t relevant. Use the whole page. Try to use as much of the page as possible. Expand your margins out, all th

Here are action verbs you can use in your resume to increase the importance and power of your resume making mundane work experience and work history seem more valuable and complicated. The method in which you write and the words that you use are as important the information itself. Active, energetic wording will attract more of your interviewer's attention than do dull or passive words. action verbs for your resume The action verb "created" sounds more important and accomplished than the mundane word "started". Whereas using the action verb "promoted" is much more attention grabbing than "working on".  The very first word that you use to describe one of your skills, duties, or qualifications can make the difference between an impressive or non-impressive resume. Try to substitute some of the action verbs from the list below for less powerful verbs. Just replacing your mundane verbs with these action verbs can "kick your resume

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