How to Write an Accomplishments-Based Resume

All resumes state that their candidate is good at their job. And most applicants have at least some experience. So what sets you apart?

A narrative describing your professional responsibilities and the tasks you've performed is boring. Hiring managers have read it all before.

Instead, list the benefits and results of your work. How has the company been better, made more money, spent less money, and operated more efficiently as the result of your contributions?

Show a hiring manager how you can--

• Save time
• Save money
• Make money
• Expand client base
• Solve a problem
• Build relationships
• Attract new customers
• Retain existing customers
• Train staff
• Lead teams
• Spearhead initiatives
• Enhance performance
• Improve efficiency
• Introduce new ideas

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