Resume writers frequently confuse responsibilities and accomplishments, blending them into a common stew. The two are different:
- Responsibilities describe the nature and scope of your duties and the stakes, risks and outcomes of the position.
- Accomplishments, which should always be described in the past tense, are examples of what you have done. They are proof of your performance.
Author: Douglas B. Richardson
Source: “When a Lengthy Resume Makes Sense for Executives”
Original Publication: CareerJournal.com
Subject: Resumes
Source: “When a Lengthy Resume Makes Sense for Executives”
Original Publication: CareerJournal.com
Subject: Resumes
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