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| *Ostroff, Fair and Company>>>Administrative and Office Support |
Can someone critique my resume QUALIFICATIONS? |
QUALIFICATIONS: Five years of Executive Assistant experience and excellent judgment. Ability to multitask, prioritize and work enthusiastically under deadlines. Outstanding communication skills both in written and verbal form. Excellent interpersonal skills; belief in active listening to assist others. Meticulous attention to detail. Strong planning, organizational and computer troubleshooting skills. Microsoft Office, Excel, Outlook, Outlook Express, and Internet Explorer; Netscape, Eudora Pro, Adobe Photoshop and Power Point. Your qualifications sound excellent! If I were interviewing you, I would ask you to give examples of "excellent judgement" and "working enthusiastically under deadlines". Both of these caught my eye as unique. How does one gain experience of excellent judgement? I've never heard of one working "enthusiastically" under deadlines. I would be anxious to hear how that is done. I liked it, the uniqueness of it, I thought it was very catchy. Those two things definitely would make me want to ask you more questions! Source(s): I manage an optometry office. sounds great, and you know how to spell, and use punctuation. 'Five years of Executive Assistant experience' In What area? These are thing that you have experience in. Try building a resume down below for free. It may help you put things into prospective. Try building one. Free http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/busin... You would certainly catch my attention with these qualifications! A few suggestions, mostly cosmetic wordsmithing: Five years Executive Assistant experience in <<which fields--manufacturing, corporate, etc.>>. Outstanding written and verbal communication skills. Excellent judgment in <<what areas--prioritizing? decision making?>> and attention to detail. Strong interpersonal skills, including active listening. Well-developed planning, organizational and computer troubleshooting skills. <<Distinguish your software capabilities by "proficient in", "some experience with" and "exposure to".(if there are varying degrees of ability)>> Good luck! A llittle wordy. Do this..Go to a book store, Barnes & Noble, etc.Go to the business section,. and get a book on resumes. It'll set you back $ 25-30. but might just be the best investment you ever made in yourself. Good luck. |
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