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Bbser Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Something in my resume
Hi there,
I need a little help with my resume. Bascially, I am writing the "Qualifications" part and would like to rephrase the following qualification requirement:
(1) Effective interpersonal relationships, Initiative, Reliability, Judgment.
As an example, can I say something like this:
Demonstrated people skills, initiative, reliability, and good judgment in work and studies
On the other hand, I also would like convey this concept:
(2) highly self-motivated with strong work ethic, hard working or delligent
Do you think, (1) and (2) are kind of repeative or have common meaning?
Please feel free to make comments. Thanks a lot for your help.
I need a little help with my resume. Bascially, I am writing the "Qualifications" part and would like to rephrase the following qualification requirement:
(1) Effective interpersonal relationships, Initiative, Reliability, Judgment.
As an example, can I say something like this:
Demonstrated people skills, initiative, reliability, and good judgment in work and studies
On the other hand, I also would like convey this concept:
(2) highly self-motivated with strong work ethic, hard working or delligent
Do you think, (1) and (2) are kind of repeative or have common meaning?
Please feel free to make comments. Thanks a lot for your help.
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All the following can go in together, but 'qualifications' in a resume usually demands a detailed listing of education, training and experience. Your phrases would fare better in your cover letter. Demonstrated people skills, initiative, reliability, and good judgment in work and studies, Highly self-motivated and diligent, with a s trong work ethic.
- All the following can go in together, but 'qualifications' in a resume usually demands a detailed listing of education, training and experience.
- Your phrases would fare better in your cover letter.
- Demonstrated people skills, initiative, reliability, and good judgment in work and studies, Highly self-motivated and diligent, with a s trong work ethic.
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All the following can go in together, but 'qualifications' in a resume usually demands a detailed listing of education, training and experience. Your phrases would fare better in your cover letter.
Demonstrated people skills, initiative, reliability, and good judgment in work and studies, Highly self-motivated and diligent, with a strong work ethic.
Demonstrated people skills, initiative, reliability, and good judgment in work and studies, Highly self-motivated and diligent, with a strong work ethic.
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Thank you, Mister. I submit this resume online and they do not accept cover letter.
Anyway, there is a part in resume called summary, just following the objective. I can just put this in it.
BTW, I just figured out I might need three adjectives preceding these words: people skills, initiative, reliability since I put "good" before judgment.
Would you please help find them?
Anyway, there is a part in resume called summary, just following the objective. I can just put this in it.
BTW, I just figured out I might need three adjectives preceding these words: people skills, initiative, reliability since I put "good" before judgment.
Would you please help find them?
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You don't need adjectives for the other nouns just because you have 'good judgment'. That is irrelevant.
You can omit some articles but not others, I am sure. There is no such hard-and-fast rule.
You can omit some articles but not others, I am sure. There is no such hard-and-fast rule.
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