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15TipsforWritingWinningResumes15TipsforWritingWinningResumesThethoughtofwritingaresumeintimidatesalmostanyone.It’sdifficulttoknowwheretostartorwhattoinclude.Itcanseemlikeaninsurmountabletask.Hereare15tipstohelpyounotonlytacklethetask,butalsowriteawinningresume.1.Determineyourjobsearchobjectivepriortowritingtheresume.Onceyouhavedeterminedyourobjective,youcanstructurethecontentofyourresumearoundthatobjective.Thinkofyourobjectiveasthebull’s-eyetofocusyourresumeonhitting.Ifyouwriteyourresumewithouthavingaclearobjectiveinmind,itwilllikelycomeacrossasunfocusedtothosethatreadit.Takethetimebeforeyoustartyourresumetoformaclearobjective.2.Thinkofyourresumeasamarketingtool.Thinkofyourselfasaproduct,potentialemployersasyourcustomers,andyourresumeasabrochureaboutyou.Marketyourselfthroughyourresume.Whatareyourfeaturesandbenefits?Whatmakesyouunique?Makesuretoconveythisinformationinyourresume.3.Useyourresumetoobtainaninterview,notajob.Youdon’tneedtogointodetailabouteveryaccomplishment.Strivetobeclearandconcise.Thepurposeofyourresumeistogenerateenoughinterestinyoutohaveanemployercontactyouforaninterview.Usetheinterviewtoprovideamoredetailedexplanationofyouraccomplishmentsandtolandajoboffer.4.Usebulletedsentences.Inthebodyofyourresume,usebulletswithshortsentencesratherthanlengthyparagraphs.Resumesarereadquickly.Thisbulletedsentenceformatmakesiteasierforsomeonetoquicklyscanyourresumeandstillabsorbit.5.Useactionwords.Actionwordscauseyourresumetopop.Toaddlifetoyourresume,usebulletedsentencesthatbeginwithactionwordslikeprepared,developed,monitored,andpresented.6.Use#’s,$’sand%’s.Numbers,dollars,andpercentagesstandoutinthebodyofaresume.Usethem.Herearetwoexamples:·Managedadepartmentof10withabudgetof$1,000,000.·Increasedsalesby25%ina15-stateterritory.7.Leadwithyourstrengths.Sinceresumesaretypicallyreviewedin30seconds,takethetimetodeterminewhichbulletsmoststronglysupportyourjobsearchobjective.Putthosestrongpointsfirstwheretheyaremoreapttobere