Focus on Accomplishments Not Just Responsibilities

Make sure to focus on what you've accomplished rather than just listing your job duties. This can be particularly effective if you managed to achieve something significant during your career break, demonstrating your initiative and capability to potential employers.

Make sure to focus on what you've accomplished rather than just listing your job duties. This can be particularly effective if you managed to achieve something significant during your career break, demonstrating your initiative and capability to potential employers.

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Keti Lazova
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Wed, 10/02/2024 - 02:36

When updating my resume, I prioritize highlighting my accomplishments rather than just listing my job responsibilities. This approach allows me to showcase specific results and initiatives I've achieved, which can greatly enhance my appeal to potential employers. For instance, if I organized a successful community event during my career break, I would quantify the impact, such as the number of attendees or funds raised, to demonstrate my capabilities.

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