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    EMMA LARSON

    CREATIVE DIRECTOR
    666-666-6666 | [email protected] | www.linkedin.com/GuideLand | City Name, NY, 90999

    CAREER OBJECTIVE

     A summary statement is a brief paragraph or a set of bullet points that summarizes your
    professional qualifications. It can do this by showing evidence of your skills, achievements,
    and experience.
     Focus only on your most relevant skills and experience. Incorporate keywords from the job
    description whenever possible.
     Avoid using personal pronouns (I, me, or my).
     Integrate keywords and qualifications aligned with the company's specific needs. You
    should include the most relevant, impressive information.

    WORK EXPERIENCE

    Job Title Goes Here


    Company, Location mm/year- Present
    In few lines before the bullet points, summarize your main responsibilities and provide information
    about the organization. For your present position, you can use present tense, for the rest, use past tense.
     Using bullet points instead of big paragraphs on your resume will make your matching
    qualifications more skimmable.
     Describe your accomplishments using data when possible with dollar amounts, percentages, or
    other measurables to prove your effectiveness.
     Action verbs are key when it comes to writing an engaging and compelling resume. You could
    say that you “spearheaded a new initiative” or “coordinated a complex team effort.

    Job Title Goes Here


    Company, Location mm/year-Present
     Having the right keywords on your resume is important because hiring managers use keywords
    to search through their ATS database for the best job candidates.
     These keywords are usually job titles or specific skills. If your resume does not contain the
    keywords hiring managers are searching for, it will sit in the database, unseen.

    EDUCATION

    BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ECONOMICS Date


    May 2009 / New York University / New York, NY
     Graduated Cum Laude
    EMMA LARSON

    Job Title Goes Here


    Company, Location mm/year- Present

     It’s important to highlight your specific accomplishments in prior roles. For example, if you
    increased sales, reduced costs, or implemented new processes or technologies, be sure to
    mention these accomplishments. Instead of saying, “Managed a team of 12 people.” You could
    say, “Managed a team of 12 people, consistently meeting or exceeding quarterly targets.”

     Boldfacing growth percentages, dollar figures, and other key accomplishments is also a good
    strategy.
     Start your bullet points with a powerful action verb like "managed".
     Bullet points ensure that your key achievements will be seen. Keep it short and concise
     Verbs make your resume more interesting to read. They also show the kind of can-do
    attitude that employers are looking for.
     Make this information easy to find by listing each job in reverse-chronological order (latest job
    first).

    EDUCATION & CERTIFICATIONS

    Master of Arts in Economics, Your University Here Date


    Summa cum laude, Presidents list

    Certification Name, Organization Date

    PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPPEMENT

    Workshop, Course or Additional Training Date


    University, Company or State where it was taken

    Certification Name, Organization Date

    SKILLS

    Project Management – Communication – Process Improvement – Teamwork – Problem solving


    Relationship Management – Methodology – Analysis & Reporting – Regulatory Compliance

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