Make Your Resume STAND OUT

🧳 Let’s say you are planning a trip for a diverse group of people…

Different ages

Different interests

Different personalities

🏖️The location has EVERYTHING. We’re talking museums, hiking trails, water parks, wineries, art galleries, zoos, restaurants, beaches, golf courses, sports arenas, theatre - you get the picture.

😁You’re super excited about the location and know that it would be the perfect fit. (Think about your vast experience and know that you would be the perfect person for the job.)

👉But… would you tell EVERYONE about every part of the venue when trying to get their “buy in”? Of course not!

✅ You would strategically tell each person about the part of the trip that was most meaningful to them (your relevant experience).

✅ You would be specific in talking about the details (how many walking trails and the difficulty level, how many slides and roller coasters at the water park).

✅ Because you KNOW that if you don’t highlight the “WHAT’S IN IT FOR ME” factor, you won’t get enthusiastic support.

🌟So when you write bullet points on your resume, remember that you have tremendous experience, and it’s just as important here, as when planning a trip, to provide the “what’s in it for me” aspect, and highlight the parts of your experience that are MEANINGFUL to the exact job you are applying for.

👋And if that sounds easier said than done, I can help.

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