What can't you say in your resume?

25 words that should not appear on your resume.

Hehe, just after class, the teacher of Chuangzhi New Town made some notes in the vocational guidance class and sent them to colleagues who are still struggling to find jobs in harsh environment.

When job seekers try to sell themselves to potential employers, resumes are often full of vague words, which human resources managers can know at a glance. According to Scott Bennett, such job seekers are only authors of "resume style". On the contrary, the most successful job seekers will avoid these obscure words in their resumes and tend to highlight their achievements.

Don't use vague words to express your work philosophy, but use short and concrete examples to show your skills. In other words, perform, but not necessarily state. (show, don't say it. )

Bennett gave the following example:

Don't use … "Do your job well in a fast-paced environment"

And try … "I will register emergency patients around 120 every night."

Don't use … "excellent written expression and communication skills"

And try to … "write a technical terminology guide for 1 1000 users"

Don't use … "cross-departmental awareness, good at teamwork"

And try to … "cooperate with customers to speed up the response of supply and marketing departments and prevent interference with customer service."

Don't use … "There have been successful cases of analyzing customer needs"

And try to … "create and implement a comprehensive demand assessment mechanism to help predict the demand for services and employees"

The worst "violator"

Diligence and ambition are commendatory words, right? But if you can't provide concrete examples to support your statement, then the personnel manager won't be persuaded by you. Bennett's advice: Be extra careful about these words that sound great but are actually empty and tasteless on your resume-

Keep forging ahead

ambitious

competent

creative

Attention to detail.

company

high efficiency

Experienced

flexible

Goal-oriented

diligent

independence