How to Best Showcase Impactful Accomplishments on a Resume | InterviewFocus
Crafting a resume that stands out requires more than just listing your job duties; it demands a showcase of your achievements with measurable impact. We’ve gathered insights from directors to career coaches to distill the essence of what makes a resume truly compelling. From quantifying results with clear examples to presenting compact, engaging information, discover the top twelve strategies for making your accomplishments shine.
Tie data to your skills every single time possible (and spoiler alert—it’s almost always possible). Did you help your team consistently meet customer demands? Quote what percentage of the time you were rated at 80% satisfaction or above in a customer service survey. Look for the data and prove your value.
Kerri Roberts, Founder & CEO, Salt & Light Advisors
How to Enhance Your Resume's Visual Appeal Without Sacrificing Professionalism | InterviewFocus
Crafting a standout resume that maintains professionalism is an art form. Drawing insights from hiring leaders to CEOs, we’ve compiled sixteen design tips that strike the perfect balance. From strategically incorporating subtle color to carefully selecting legible typography, discover how to elevate the visual appeal of your resume.
I recommend limiting words when possible (bullets versus sentences), maintaining some white space on the page (so it’s not cluttered), using one page per 10 years of experience (less than one page if possible), and remembering—resumes are glanced at and typically not read. And while I know not everyone loves a photo on the resume, I still recommend them.
Kerri Roberts, Founder & CEO, Salt & Light Advisors