Cheat Sheets For Your Resume
Online-Spellcheck.com wants to help with all your writing needs and questions. That, of course, also entails writing a resume for a job application. Check out this overview of articles that will help you write and create your perfect job application with resume, biography and application interview.
To further this cause even more, we want to present you with a little cheat sheet for your resume. What phrases and words work especially well? Which words should you avoid? Check it out!
Cheat Sheets For Your Resume
Action Verbs For Your Resume
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Phrases And Adjectives To Use
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What You Should NOT Write
The following phrases or items should not be included in a good and representative resume:
- “I loved to…”
- “I tried to…”
- “References available.”
- “My responsibilities included…”
- “upon request”
- Objectives instead of subjectives
