Tips … to keep in mind while writing your accomplishments
{"Image DocumentName": "Tips \u2026 to keep in mind while writing your accomplishments", "Image ImageDescription": "4/6/2017. Tips \u2026 to keep in mind while writing your accomplishments. This is the place to brag! Consider the smartest way to show how well you did something and what you contributed to the company. Use the SAR (Situation \u2013 Action \u2013 Result) approach in describing accomplishments. Start with an action word and end with a result. Use quantifiable data when possible - #s and %s will help you draw well-deserved attention to your accomplishments. Highlight any technologies that you have used and the scope of your experience with them. If you were in charge of a special project, describe the project and what the outcome of the project was. When you list your accomplishments, answer the question: So What? Most people find the accomplishment statements to be the hardest part of the work history section to complete. For each position you\u2019ve held, you need to have a number of accomplishment statements that show the both the skill and the level of ability. It is surprising how quickly some people can forget what they have achieved or play down their role in successes. Two golden rules about resume accomplishments: Resumes exist to advertise what you have accomplished. Everybody has accomplishments, some are just better at hiding them than others. Nothing is more impressive in a resume than explaining specifically how you increased revenues and profits, improved product or service quality, or increased operating efficiencies or reduced costs. A good resume predicts how you might perform in that desired future job. It will also be a major focus of your job interviews, so spend time perfecting this part of your resume.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}